Confessions of Successful Asian Women

By Aliya Janjua

Confessions of Successful Asian Women is a platform for women to Connect, Share and Inspire through conversation. Join me every month as I interview successful Asian women who are climbing the ladder... more

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How many episodes does Confessions of Successful Asian Women have?

The podcast currently has 41 episodes available.

Confessions of Successful Asian Women episodes:

August 15, 2018 COSAW 037: How Sukhi's brought Indian food to mainstream America from Wholefoods to Costco
Sukhi Singh is the founder of the multi-million dollar Indian food company, Sukhi’s. Sukhi is responsible for bringing Indian food to mainstream America through venues like farmer’s markets, Wholefoods and Costco.
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22min
June 07, 2018 COSAW 036: How Tia Bhuva Launched a Successful Business Helping South Asian Women Reconnect with the Sari
Optimist. Dreamer. South Asian Fashion Game Changer. Tia Bhuva created the Cancan skirt and Saree Silhouette to wear under the traditional 6 yard saree. Tia gained influencer status amongst South Asian women.
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21min
April 09, 2018 COSAW 035: How Tech VP of People Mai Ton Made The Best Investment In Her Career
Mai Ton brings over 15 years of experience to her role as VP of People for tech companies.
She is a frequent speaker and shares her HR leadership and management experience to help others in the competitive landscape specific to Silicon Valley.
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19min
March 08, 2018 COSAW 034: How Yasmine Khan brings human faces and human stories to inform product design
Yasmine leads Design Research at Credit Karma in San Francisco where she brings the financial journeys of real people from diverse backgrounds into the workplace. She is a budding stand up comic. In 2014, Yasmine lost her brother to a heroin overdose. This profound loss has brought urgency to her drive to work with institutions to elevate the importance of making personal connections with the "people behind the numbers" as we work to understand and solve social problems
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24min
February 06, 2018 COSAW 033: How engineer Nancy Hoque holds her own in the masculine field of engineering
Nancy Hoque is a multipotentialite, as she is a woman of many different interests and creative pursuits in life. Nancy was a solutions engineer, entreprenuer, and is MBA student UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business.
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16min
January 03, 2018 COSAW 032: How Modest Fashion Blogger Minara Rahman Gives A Voice to Women of All Shapes and Sizes
Minara Rahman is the founder of Hijabi Life, a Muslim lifestyle blog about being Muslim in America, food, fashion, beauty, and parenting. As a Muslim American in social media, she felt a void of Muslim lifestyle blogs particularly for women of different sizes. She gets candid about the hurdles and challenges of working in the professional space.
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17min
December 05, 2017 COSAW 031: How Dian Alyan found a divine purpose after losing 40 family members in the 2004 tsunami
Dian Alyan started her career as an engineer for the leading multinational company, Proctor Gamble. In 2004, the tsunami devastated Indonesia and Dian lost forty family members in the disaster. The tsunami led Dian to find GiveLight.org.
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37min
November 08, 2017 COSAW 030: How Iranian-American Muslim Comedian Zahra Noorbakhsh uses her talents to change hearts and minds
ZAHRA NOORBAKHSH is a Feminist Muslim, Iranian-American comedian and the cohost of the award winning podcast #GoodMuslimBadMuslim.
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38min
October 24, 2017 COSAW 029: How Haute Hijab CEO Melanie Elturk built the fastest growing modest fashion brand
Melanie Elturk made the hijab (Muslim head scarf) mainstream through her modest fashion brand, Haute Hijab. She launched the company in 2010 and since then, it’s the fastest growing modest fashion line with close to 200K followers on Instagram and Snapchat. Haute Hijab has been featured in Elle, New York Times and the Today show.
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44min
September 06, 2017 COSAW 028: How Zahra Billoo fights for the civil rights of American Muslims and the marginalized
Zahra Billoo is a civil rights attorney and the Executive Director of the San Francisco Bay Area office of the Council on American‐Islamic Relations (CAIR‐SFBA). Zahra is a leading voice on the civil rights of American Muslims. She led the fight against the Muslim ban and spoke at the Women's March.
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40min

FAQs about Confessions of Successful Asian Women:

How many episodes does Confessions of Successful Asian Women have?

The podcast currently has 41 episodes available.