Hi Beautiful,
Who do you call when you have a business idea, need an introduction, or want someone to look at your work and tell you what they see?
For many people, the answer comes from years of shared history: school friends, former colleagues, university networks. After a move, those people are often several time zones away, and the people who know your new market don’t know you yet.
That gap is why we started She’s New To America Pro.
This whole letter in three sentences.
→ Moving countries means rebuilding the relationships that help your career and business grow.
→ SNtAP – is the community where immigrant women can bring their ambitions, share their expertise, and ask for help.
→ This week: Builders Circle, Open Desk, English Speaking Club, The Red Thread, and GTM Minds.
WHY WE STARTED
We wanted people to build with
We started this community as two friends who wanted to meet other women building businesses or careers in corporate America.
We understood the experience of moving. We also wanted to talk about the work: finding clients, getting hired, testing an idea, figuring out how to make something people would pay for.
We wanted a circle that understood both parts of our lives.
WHAT WE BRING
Different expertise. More possibilities for each of us.
Building a business or a career takes knowledge across more areas than any one person can master.
You might know how to build a product but need help interviewing potential customers or finding your first buyers. You might be experienced in your field but need guidance on presenting that experience to a U.S. employer. Or your business might be growing, and now you need to understand the financial and legal questions that come with it.
Each of us brings part of the picture. Together, we can see more of what we need to move forward.
ROOM FOR AMBITION
You can care about your work here
We wanted a place where women could bring the ambitious part of themselves.
The part that wants a promotion. Wants to earn more. Wants to build a business and find out whether the idea works.
And we wanted room for the unfinished version: the application that went nowhere, the offer nobody bought, the question you feel you should already know how to answer.
You can want a lot and still need help getting there.
Everyday recommendations have their place. We built this space so the professional conversation would have a place, too.
HOW IT BECOMES REAL
Bring one thing you’re working on
A community becomes useful through specific conversations.
“This is my offer. Is it clear?”
“I’m applying for this role. Does anyone know the team?”
“I want to interview potential customers. Can you help me find them?”
This week, GTM Minds gives us a room to work through one real challenge together. Builders Circle helps participants keep moving on their projects. Open Desk gives us company while we do the work.
Different formats, with the same idea behind them: we have things to offer each other, and we can make it easier to ask.
UPCOMING EVENTS
You can care about your work here
Mon, Nov 2 · 6:30 PM ET / 3:30 PM PT · Builders Circle: 10-week sprint with Gaukhar Dossova. One project per participant, with weekly check-ins on progress, obstacles, and what comes next. → Details
Tue, Nov 3 · 1:00–3:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM–12:00 PM PT · Open Desk: Work Together Hours with Maria Gordienko. Bring the task you keep postponing and work alongside us. Mics stay muted, cameras are optional. Come for twenty minutes or stay for both hours. → Join us
Tue, Nov 3 · 6:00 PM ET / 3:00 PM PT · English Speaking Club with Iuliia Dubrovskaia. Practice real English through real conversation, with space to make mistakes and keep talking. → Register
Tue, Nov 3 · 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT · The Red Thread, Part 2: Evidence with Maria Gordienko. This part begins this week. Build your Career Bank and gather feedback that helps you see the strengths and experience behind your next move. Five weekly sessions, up to eight women. → Join Part 2
Thu, Nov 5 · 6:00 PM ET / 3:00 PM PT · GTM Minds: Group Session with Azhar Imanakunova. Bring a business, marketing, or career challenge. We’ll choose one case from the room, examine what’s working and what’s missing, and map out concrete next steps together. → Join us
See you inside.
What could your circle help you do?
Azhar & Maria
Founders, She's NTAP (New to America Pro)
P.S.
Hit reply with one thing you need help with and one thing you could help someone else with. We’d love to know both.
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