Hosted by Hillel Baynash and Ben Winters · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 23 episodes
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The JP Podcast (Jewish Professionals Podcast) is dedicated to exploring the journeys of Jewish professionals across various industries. Our goal is to provide insight, inspiration, and practical wisdom. We aim to highlight the unique challenges and triumphs of being a frum Jew in the modern workplace while fostering meaningful discussions on career growth, faith, and identity.
Hillel Baynash and Ben Winters hosts Jewish Professionals Podcast, a business show with 23 episodes published.
In this episode of the Jewish Professionals Podcast, we sit down with Lawrence Askowitz, founder of Gabriel Advisors, a trusted advisory firm led by leading experts in the digital infrastructure, telecom, and related tec
In this episode of the Jewish Professionals Podcast, we sit down with Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, the fifth President of Yeshiva University, to explore his journey from student to one of the most influential leaders in the Jew
In this episode of the Jewish Professionals Podcast, we sit down with James Snyder, one of the most influential leaders in the global museum world. James shares his journey from studying at Harvard University to beginnin
In this episode of the Jewish Professionals Podcast, we sit down with Ari Lefkovits, Managing Partner at Delos Capital, to discuss his journey through investment banking, advisory, and private markets. Ari grew up in New
In this episode, we speak with Yoni Leifer, founder of L3C Capital Partners and a former commodity trader whose career spans multiple industries and decades of high-stakes markets. Yoni began his professional journey at
In this episode, we sit down with Michael Friedman, a partner at Chapman and Cutler LLP, to talk about his path through law, bankruptcy, and restructuring. Michael reflects on his upbringing and his time at Penn Law Scho
In this episode, we sit down with Jason Steinmetz, Head of Business Development & Investor Relations at Bryant Street Capital Management, to discuss his career path and the lessons he’s picked up along the way. Jason sta
In this episode, we sit down with Ahron Katz, Founder and Principal of Peaks Healthcare Consulting, to explore a career built on grit, ambition, and responsibility. Ahron shares his journey growing up in Detroit’s yeshiv
In this episode we sit down with Yoni Goodman, a seasoned real estate professional with one of the most interesting career paths we have covered so far. Yoni graduated from Brandeis University and started out at Credit S
Mordechai Weiss (Mordy4Prez) is a lawyer at Weiss Properties, an NYU Law School graduate, and an alumnus of Yeshiva University. He is on a mission to become the most influential Jew in online content creation, building a
Allen Pfeiffer is a Managing Director and Global Service Leader in Financial Services & Valuation Litigation at Kroll. He has over 25 years of experience guiding clients through high-stakes mergers, bankruptcies, and val
Sarah Danzig began her career in the fast-paced world of finance, working in sales and trading and asset management at top banks like Deutsche Bank and Citigroup after graduating from Cornell. But after years on Wall Str
Mitch Julis began his journey growing up in New York, later attending Princeton before earning both a JD and MBA from Harvard. He started his career in law before making a bold pivot to finance, joining Drexel Burnham La
Alan Wildes began his journey at Yeshiva University before attending Columbia’s dental school — but a change in direction led him to earn an MBA from Columbia Business School and build a long, successful career in commer
Michael Weinberger has seen nearly every side of the investing world, from his early days in investment banking at Lehman Brothers to helping York Capital grow into one of the largest and most respected hedge funds in th
Michael Weinberger has seen nearly every side of the investing world, from his early days in investment banking at Lehman Brothers to helping York Capital grow into one of the largest and most respected hedge funds in th
Adam Yohanan started his career as a Wall Street M&A lawyer, working on billion-dollar deals at firms like Milbank and Willkie Farr. But after years in Big Law, he took a leap — leaving it all behind to start his own bou
Meir Lewis is a senior investment banker and the Head of the Financial Institutions Group at Nomura, where he advises top insurance and financial services clients on major deals and capital raises. Over the years, he has
Josh Schwartz is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of East Wind Advisors, a leading investment bank focused on advising companies in education, media, and technology. His path, from starting his career as a lawyer at S
Steven Mayer was a Partner at multiple top national accounting firms, with a remarkable story of rising from entry-level to partner in just nine years. A proud professor at Yeshiva University, Steven built his career in
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Jewish Professionals Podcast is hosted by Hillel Baynash and Ben Winters. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 23 episodes.
Jewish Professionals Podcast has published 23 episodes.
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