This creative grassroots event mixing arts, food, and networking is based on applied Jewish wisdom, tikkun olam, and intentional community building. It will bring together a group of Jewish young-adults, community leaders, and philanthropists intergenerationally to explore the deep meaning of intentional practice (kavannah) at work, in their personal lives, soulfully, and the good they can do to repair the world.  

During the evening we will explore our purpose, what we create, share with others. During the evening participants will create a take-home hamsa, which they design using colored pens, that reflect their core values to repair and do good in the world. (It won't be a messy art project).

Please email Career Up Now’s Managing Director Bradley Caro Cook Ed.D., to register or to learn more.

Dena Linder

UCSF Cancer Generics and 

Prevention Program

Genetic Counselor

Esther Fishman

Federal Reserve Bank of 

San Francisco

Program Manager

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Daniela Gerson

Merchant e-Solutions

Chef

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Glenn Teuber

Google Fi

Head of Operations

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Analucia Lopezrevoredo

OneTable

Associate Director

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Alina Shinkarsky

Google

Program Manager

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David Farahi

Geolo Capital

Associate

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Michelle Shabtai

Translator, Photographer,

Public Relations

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Danielle Goldberg

Futton, Inc.

Global Program Coordinator