Reflect & Reset: A Jewish Women’s Gathering for the New Year

Reflect & Reset is a meaningful evening designed to help you pause and process as we welcome the new year with Rosh Hashanah.

Braun will guide you through this unique workshop, which blends the best of Jewish wisdom and tradition, with the practical goal-setting tools that make her a sought-after coach. You'll leave feeling grounded, inspired, and ready to usher in the new year.

Together, we’ll reflect, reconnect, and reset — in community with other remarkable Jewish women who are also seeking intention, purpose, and renewal.

📅 Date: Monday, September 8

⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

📍 Location: The Chief Clubhouse, 13 E 19th St, New York, NY

Agenda: We'll begin the evening with networking, before sitting down to our workshop, Reset & Reflect. A tactical "completion exercise" ensures you'll walk away with concrete takeaways (alongside new connections with the other women who join).

Please note: This is an intimate gathering (space is limited to 12 and we anticipate selling out) open to all Jewish women, regardless of how observant you are. Food will be kosher (cold, served on the Clubhouse's platters/plates).

MEET YOUR HOST:

Randi Braun is The Wall Street Journal best-selling author of Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work. A member of the Forbes Coaches Council, Braun is the CEO & Founder of the women’s leadership firm, Something Major, a highly-regarded speaker, and an ICF-certified executive coach, who has worked with nearly 100 organizations including: Microsoft, Uber, BlackRock, JP Morgan, The Washington Post, PwC, and Cox Communications.

An expert at helping high-performing women thrive in demanding roles, her insights on women’s leadership have been featured in CNBC, The Washington Post, Forbes (where she writes her own by-line), Parents Magazine, and The Chicago Tribune, among others. Randi coaches, leads retreats and, when she’s not traveling to attend events like ours, Randi lives in Washington, DC with her spouse and three children.

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