Jewish Professional Women’s (JPW) LeadHERship Event

Rachie Shnay was born and raised in NYC. After making a few shifts in her career path, she started her fine jewelry business ‘Rachie Shnay’ in 2019 and has quickly built a massive following around her world-renowned, “Mazel Collection.” Thousands of women internationally form her “Mazel Club,” wearing her pieces with Jewish pride, including Gal Gadot, Rachel Zoe, Debra Messing, Lizzy Savetsky, Noa Tishby, Emmy Rossum, Selma Blair, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Miss Universe and so many more! As a grandchild of four Holocaust survivors, Rachie has always been extremely passionate about spreading Holocaust education and awareness, inspiring others about the beauty of Judaism and supporting the State of Israel. She is a co-founder of “The Healer’s Collection,” a fashion accessory and wellness brand and continues to grow in new entrepreneurial ventures. She is all about spreading positivity and light and feels very lucky that, through her business platform, she has been able to create a network of women who are excited to embrace their Jewish identities in the most sparkly of ways and be their proudest and most fulfilled selves.

Joyce Azria is an entrepreneur in the fashion industry. Daughter of BCBGMAXAZRIA Group CEO, the late Max Azria. Joyce grew up “fashion royalty,” having served as the former Creative Director of BCBGeneration and Founder of brands Avec Les Filles and Amazon’s ROHB brand. Born in Paris and raised in Los Angeles, her life story of Chanel to Shabbat tells of her shift from creating value driven brands to driving brands through her values as an Orthodox Jewish woman. Joyce warms the soul with her passion, connection to others and inspired heart. She is co-founder of “The Healer’s Collection,” a fashion accessory and wellness brand, among her other entrepreneurial ventures. She is an exemplary leader who embraces her spirituality and uses her rich past as a means to tell her story to audiences across the country. Joyce resides with her husband and seven children in Davie, Florida, where they are actively growing a new Orthodox Jewish community.