Juliette Fisbein

Juliette Fisbein is a passionate advocate for women's empowerment and economic independence. She co-founded Women4Women, a nonprofit organization aimed at providing professional advice, tutoring, and wellbeing counseling to equip women in need with the tools to achieve independence and overcome poverty.

At Women4Women, Juliette and her team also engage in lobbying efforts for policy changes at the local, city, and state levels to address discrimination and support the interests of marginalized women.

In addition to her work with Women4Women, Juliette is involved in the CU-IBM Center for Blockchain and Data Transparency. Here, she collaborates with industry experts and academia to explore blockchain use cases and promote data transparency.

With a background in intellectual property law and brand strategy, Juliette brings over 12 years of experience in compliance and brand safety. She specializes in protecting brands across various industries, including luxury goods and digital advertising, on social, mobile, digital, and traditional platforms.

Juliette Fisbein's educational journey includes studying Law & Economics at ENC Bessieres, Ecole Preparatoire Normale Superieure, D.E.U.G in Law at Universite Paris X - Nanterre, Baccalaureat ES with honors at Lycee Pasteur, Juris Doctor in Law from Columbia University School of Law, and a Master's in Law from Université Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris I).