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Charedi entrepreneur mentorship programme raises £46m
['Jamie Shapiro']
Jewish Chronicles
“Early on, I realised that there was a perception in the Charedi community that succeeding in business required giving up Chasidic dress.
Another entrepreneur, Shira Haberman Kaminsky, co-founder of TabuFy, said: “I grew up and was educated in Charedi institutions.
After getting married, I studied business administration and worked at a bank.
“When I began searching for my own professional direction, I retrained in user experience, design and digital product development.
“I am a mother of two, and combining family life, work and building a startup was a significant challenge,” she continued.