Today’s episode features my younger sister, Aviva. The baby of the family, and youngest of five. That’s really the only place she’s the last in, because shes the hardest worker and over achiever I know. Aviva holds a position as senior manager, compliance program in US and Canada for Crypto.com. Last year Aviva completed her law degree, and passed the bar, while working full time.

She’s volunteered her time for the Uncontested Divorce Project, advocating for under privileged women in under served communites. Additionally, she sat on the board for ORT, and their  now younger chapter, Next Gen.

This semester she will serve as a mentor with UJA CUNY-Hillel chapter, and is hugely active in her local Chabad. I hope you love her as much as I do.
Enjoy!

Topics covered:

• What's it like being the youngest of five?
• Being vastly different, while coming fro the same parents.
• What family dynamics led to her choices?
• What drew her to her current work?
• Why a law degree, amidst full time work in her 30's?
• Facing challenges as a female in a male dominated space.
• What is happening in the dating landscape? Who's contributing, and how?
• Balancing the most trying period of her life.
• Looking for partnership in a complicated world.

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