
Gvira Milworm has spent years helping transform economic opportunities for Haredi women in Israel, all while remaining firmly rooted in Torah values. As CEO of Temech, she has helped thousands of women build careers, launch businesses, and achieve financial stability without asking them to compromise their religious commitments. In this episode of Women's Gallery, Joanne Greenaway speaks with Gvira about her own journey from the world of technology to nonprofit leadership, the remarkable economic transformation taking place within the Haredi community, and how meaningful work, entrepreneurship, family, and faith can reinforce rather than compete with one another. Their conversation explores leadership, self-care, the future of Haredi women in Israel's workforce, and the powerful question Gvira believes everyone should ask: What does Hashem want from me now?
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