Tasleem Ahmad Fateh

Robinhood Agency

The ONLY Ghostwriting Agency YOU NEED to Dominate LinkedIn and Build a Profitable Personal Brand!

Founder

Lisnic

Bubble Tea business and market advice. Podcasting, Health and fitness mentoring.

Lisnic Mentor 

Par-Tea

Taking Sydney's taste-buds through a once in a life time journey of discovering the best and the most Bubbly Teas from around the world.

Chief Tea Officer

Certis

Managing the overall responsibility for overseeing the day-to-day operation and performance of  Transport and Infrastructure contracts within a 100m+ portfolio, as well as providing leadership and direction to on-site staff and supervisors.

Client Services Manager

Managing the setup of a dedicated Planning and Verification team to ensure the business remains ahead of its operational curve. Ensuring the business has ability to ensure that new methods of verification are implemented and used to ensure Verification is taken online.

Manager- National Operations Planning and Support.

Effectively manage the business relationship in the back of house functions relating to electronic scheduling, payroll and contract compliance for our National Operations Centre. This is inclusive of achieving operational strategic objectives within a framework of customer service excellence to our staff, clients and suppliers.

Manager- National Operations Centre

Kukkar Meals

Streamlined operational process development and implementation for the number one online ethnic food store in Sydney.

Process Optimisation Manager

My featured section has the solution to all your LinkedIn woes! | Founder at LinkedIn Creator's Club | Your favourite creators are already in. Are you?

Imagine this: 

You work from WHEREVER you want, WHENEVER you want and live the life YOU want by monetising your words on LinkedIn.

That's the dream most Ghost-writers are sold. 

"Sell your words and make money" 

But as with most things in life. 

It isn't that simple. 

- You need to learn client acquisition. 
- You need to learn client service and delivery. 
- You need systems that let you write and delight clients without making your life hell.

Unfortunately, most ghost-writers start with none of these skills.

They jump in, land a client or two, and then burn out.

The same thing happened to me. 

Until, I finally woke up and spent an entire year researching how to do this properly. 

My team and I developed an entire system to run a Ghost-writing business on LinkedIn within 4 hours per client per month. 

(Not just theory and "writing advice" but an ACTUAL SYSTEM)
(One where you aren't stuck in content calls all day)  

Then we built a community where Ghost-writers connect, grow, and never let leads go to waste.

We built a a first-of-its-kind lead-swapping and support system for ghost-writers on LinkedIn.

Whether you’re starting out or already crushing it, here’s how the Ghost-writer's club can help: 

- If you’re new, you'll learn how to monetize your writing and land clients.
- If you’re experienced, you'll discover systems to cut your workload in half (or more)

Sick of low ticket communities that don't actually help you achieve anything? 

YEAH, WE DON'T ROLL LIKE THAT. 

Instead we teach you how to build and scale a real Ghost-writing business to earn an additional $2K–$50K/month with proven systems that: 

- Helped Adi land 3 clients in his first week. 
- Helped Lucy cut her delivery time in half. 
- Helped Nico, Saad and Kasia get clarity on their Ghost-writing businesses.

We aren't just building systems and communities. 

We are building the future of Ghost-writing on LinkedIn. 

Want to join us and become a ghost-writer that actually enjoys their life too? 

Subscribe to our Waitlist (in featured section) as we are currently at capacity. 

I'll send you all the details you need to know to get started once doors re-open in a few days. 

So are you in or are you out?

Hosting a Community of Creator's where we uncover the latest and greatest in personal branding strategies! With a vision to uncover the best ways to establish your authority online and monetise your personal brand!

Hello hello, anybody here?

I’ve been away from LinkedIn for 4 months.

I chose my newborn daughter over content, growth, all of it.

So when I was thinking of a comeback post I realised:

ALL THESE COMEBACK POSTS LOOK THE SAME.

“I stopped posting but secretly signed ten new clients. Business exploded while I was offline. Life is amazing.”

PFFFTTTTT. 

When you are new in business (and branding) you think you have to uphold this perfect image.

Always winning. 
Always booked out.
Always “crushing it.”

That's what these polished gurus taught us.

Eww.

So here's a refreshing comeback post:

While I was away, my business took a big hit.

Client projects got delayed.
Onboardings slowed down.
Team members left.

Revenue dropped to about 20 percent of where we were 4 months ago.

Some clients sacked me. 
I sacked some clients. 

No tidy comeback arc.
No “and then we 10x’d” story.

Just a dad who took time off, and paid the price.

So if your'e reading this I want you to know:

In a feed where everyone’s ‘crushing it,’

If you stepped back to care for what matters most,

You are not lazy.
You are not weak.
You are not behind.


You are doing the right thing.
You are playing your own game.
Remember,

Your Clients can come back.
Your Cashflow can come back.
Your Views can come back.

But your time with the people you love never will.

(Wrote this for myself thought it might help you too)

P.S. Sooooooo did I miss anything or is the feed still basic AF? 😂

LITERALLY no other LinkedIn coach will tell you this 👇 

(ahh yes the truth needs to be told) 

Building a big audience on here is unbelievably hard. 

Like David Goggins level hard. 

There is NO hack.
NO magic system.
NO secret.

No algorithm trick that suddenly “blows you up.”

Nah.

Most of what you’re being sold is snake oil.

Take me for example:

- I locked myself in my room and engaged 16 hours a day.
- Did it for 3 months straight off savings.
- Reviewed 1,200 profiles for free.
- Ran a 15-hour livestream helping people for free.
- Gave away a free course 12,000 people took.
- Commented, DMed, engaged till I passed out, then did it again.

And even then I got lucky.

My audience only grew because a few posts went mega-viral.

Right place, right time, right post. 

This is what the gurus don’t tell you.

Almost everyone with a big audience and strong engagement has done one of two things:

Built it through ridiculous, obsessive hard work.

OR 

Hired a team to pump out broad “internet-friendly” content daily.

Which usually means:

They either had A LOT OF TIME
Or A LOT OF MONEY. 

If that’s not your life right now, I’m warning you:

Tread carefully.

Don’t chase popularity.

Chase peace. 

Here’s the smarter way:

Post about your actual expertise.

Build a real relationship with 2 new people a day.

That’s it.

You don’t need a thousand likes.

I got a thousand likes yesterday and today I’m stressed replying to everyone 😅

Clout looks nice on the feed.

In real life NO ONE CARES. NOT 1 person. 

Don’t waste your life clout-chasing, mate.

It’s not worth it.

Instead chase quality. 
Share real opinions. 
Be the person our feed needs. 

OKAY DEAL? 

P.S. Thanks for coming to my Teddy Talk.

Forbes & Business Insider-Featured Community Builder | Personal Branding Strategist | Forbes Nonprofit Council | Podcast Host "Verso Talk with Aytakin" | Double Gold Award Winner I Top100 Women in Tech by KSV |

💔 I moved to Silicon Valley with only $300 left in my pocket—and found myself walking door to door in San Francisco, begging for low-income jobs at restaurants, daycares, and elder care homes.

The hardest part?
I had just graduated in Social Media Marketing in the U.S., yet I couldn’t access the career I dreamed of. No guidance. No network. No money for coaching. Just rejection after rejection.

But I refused to let that be the end of my story. I rebuilt my career and broke into Fortune 500 tech companies—Instagram, Meta, NVIDIA & HTC VIVE.

At the same time, I built the Femigrants Foundation into a 30,000+ global community of founders, entrepreneurs, and tech leaders. Over the years, I’ve:

- Produced 200+ events in San Francisco, New York, London & Paris (from private dinners to global forums with 300+ attendees).
- Partnered with 50+ organizations across tech, investment & entrepreneurship.
- Led 150+ team members to deliver inclusive, high-impact experiences.
- Been featured in Forbes (twice), Business Insider, Yahoo Finance (twice), AP News, London Daily, and more.
- Received Global Awards in the U.K. & U.S.A

Now, I dedicate my work to making sure no immigrant, founder, or expat has to feel as invisible as I once did.

1️⃣ Community Building & Event Management
Companies often struggle to design communities or host events that drive loyalty, influence, and meaningful connections. I offer:

- Elegant, high-impact events—from curated leadership dinners to global forums.
- Community growth strategies that build loyal, engaged ecosystems.
- End-to-end management—from strategy and promotion to flawless delivery.

2️⃣ Personal Branding for Founders & Leaders
Too many entrepreneurs, executives, and expats remain invisible—overlooked by investors, clients, and partners in a noisy digital world. 

I offer:
- A LinkedIn strategy that attracts investors, partners, and press.
- Thought leadership positioning that elevates your influence.
- Access to speaking, media, and leadership opportunities.

3️⃣ Relocation & Access to Silicon Valley
Global founders, expats, and tech leaders often feel lost—without networks, guidance, or access to the right opportunities. 

I offer:
- Relocation guidance with insider tools and proven resources.
- Curated introductions to investors, mentors, and peer networks.
- Direct access to career opportunities, business growth, and Silicon Valley capital.

 If you’re building or growing a company, or preparing for your next big move, you don’t have to do it invisibly or alone!

👉 DM me to book a free 15-minute intro call.

Aytakin Aliyeva🌛

We DID it!!! We successfully launched the Femigrants Chapter in San Francisco!

See the red-carpet photos from the Femigrants AI forum at Autodesk in San Francisco.

“It was the most well-organized AI event in the Bay Area. Every detail was well thought out”,  said one of the guests from Stanford University.

“Every time I come to Femigrants event, I say this is the best one. But you know how to surprise us with your creativity because we say “this is your best event” at every event”, said our loyal community member.

“I feel embarrassed that I didn't know about this organization. How could I miss events of such a powerful community before?!” said the guest.

Yes! At Femigrants, we don't just do trending topic events; we create unique and memorable experiences, we make an impact, we create opportunities for partnerships, collaboration, empowerment, and support.

I can't thank enough the sponsors, donors, champions, speakers, volunteers, and guests for making it happen!

Special thanks to Vikram Dutt and Katie at Autodesk, Consul Generals of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Kazakhstan - Vugar Gurbanov, Levan Kulijanishvili, Nazira Nurbayeva, donors - Dr. Ezgi Atay & Michelle Le Ma, Femigrants Champions - Elizabeth Premazzi, Katerina Abdrashitova, Alice Larisa Wilms, Peter Novak, for all your support!

Special thanks to our amazing MC, and Femigrants' most supportive community leader Tiffany Odutoye, PMP, M.Ed., for coming all the way from Baltimore to lead the forum.

Thank you to all the speakers, Anand Raghavan, Sanam (Amidi) Amidhozour, Dani Weinstein, MBA, Arek Zarowski, Nisarg Brahmbhatt, Peter Kovacs, Rashi Agrawal, ✨Madhavi Rajan.

I can’t thank enough, Femigrants Business Development Leader, Mansi Shah, FRM, who joined our team recently and worked shoulder to shoulder with me day and night to organize this event. I'm grateful for having you in the team, Mansi.

Thank you to our volunteers Hanieh Attari, Myra Nawabi, Aynura Fattayeva, and Aysel!  

Thank you, Mir Kanan Hasanzade, for your support, and to all guests and members for joining and supporting us.

Thank you, Dean Birinyi, for the collaboration and amazing photos!

More photos (speakers & networking) and videos of the forum are coming soon! 

Follow me for more content on growing a community of global female immigrants in tech, startups, and business. 

*Subscribe to the Femigrants Connect newsletter to be informed first about our events and programs and how you can get involved.

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TRANSFORMING GLOBAL FOUNDERS & EXPAT LEADERS W/ VISIBILITY, AUTHORITY & SILICON VALLEY ACCESS | Personal Branding Strategist | Forbes-Featured & Award Winning Community Builder | Elegant Event Experiences for Immigrants

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Photos from the Femigrants AI & Strategic Partnership event, generously sponsored by Autodesk in SF last Friday!

100 global immigrant leaders in the same room.
Rooms like this are rare.

- 🇦🇿🇬🇪🇰🇿 Consul Generals of three countries:
Azerbaijan, Georgia, & Kazakhstan 
- VPs from Autodesk, Cisco, Plug & Play, etc
- Founders, investors, and global executives
- Leaders from billion-dollar startups

The experience? 

Thoughtful and elegant:
- from a shared lunch
- to a dessert and coffee break
- to an evening cocktail reception
- to a red-carpet moment to feel seen

If there’s one thing I hope people take away from this:

When people come together with intention,
the impossible becomes possible.
 
When a community believes in each other,
doors open that none of us could open alone.

To everyone who joined us, THANK YOU!

Your presence made the room what it was.
You turned it into something unforgettable.

Special thanks to Vikram Dutt & Katie Harrell at Autodesk, 
Consul Generals of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Kazakhstan - Vugar Gurbanov, Levan Kulijanishvili, Nazira Nurbayeva, donors - Dr. Ezgi Atay & Michelle Le Ma, Femigrants Champions - Elizabeth Premazzi, Katerina Abdrashitova, Alice Larisa Wilms, Peter Novak, Mir Kanan Hasanzade.

Special thanks to our speakers Tiffany Odutoye, PMP, M.Ed., Anand Raghavan, Sanam (Amidi) Amidhozour, Dani Weinstein, MBA, Arek Zarowski, Nisarg Brahmbhatt, Peter Kovacs, Rashi Agrawal, ✨Madhavi Rajan

Thank you to our team, Mansi Shah, FRM - who worked hard together with me, Hanieh Attari, Myra Nawabi, Aynura Fattayeva, Aysel, Azar Aghasiyev & Dean Birinyi (red-carpet photographer).

And of course, thank you to my family - Ibrahim Aliyev and kids for their continuous support to take Femigrants Foundation this far!

P.S. To stay up to date on the Femigrants events and programs, subscribe to
Femigrants Connect Newsletter -https://lnkd.in/gddapH9U

Most people spend YEARS trying to meet a VP, diplomat, or investor.

You can meet all of them in ONE afternoon.

I’m sharing a new Autodesk video + announcing more speakers…

because if you’re even considering joining us at the Global Leaders Forum,
you’re running out of time.

Here’s the reality:
Access beats talent. Access beats effort. Access beats everything.

You can cold-message 100 leaders… or walk into a room where they’re literally shaking your hand.

This room includes:
	•	Autodesk executives
	•	VPs from Cisco, IBM, Plug & Play
	•	Global diplomats
	•	Investors + high-growth founders
	•	Partners who can change your next 12 months

And yes — you’ll also enjoy an Autodesk-sponsored Mediterranean menu, premium drinks, AND a red-carpet photo experience.
(SF lunches cost more than this ticket.)

⚠️ Seats are disappearing fast. Once we hit capacity, doors close.

Secure your spot before it’s gone.

🔗 Reserve your seat now: https://luma.com/zn1cml2j

I’ve always believed that how we dress is more than fashion.

It’s messaging.

Yes… I take dressing up very seriously.

Because elegance is confidence.
And confidence is influenced.

This time, the outfit meant even more.

The dress I wore at the Femigrants AI Forum Reception at Autodesk is designed by our community member, Anya.

Anya Belova is an immigrant founder who started her company Alova… while pregnant.

Imagine that.

Starting a business.
Carrying a child.

It is like taking care of twins.

Her vision:

Design clothes that make WOMEN feel POWERFUL, ELEGANT, & SEEN.

That’s the kind of story I prefer to wear on my body.

When I stepped onto the stage in her dress,
it wasn’t just beautiful.

It was symbolic.

It was a reminder that when immigrant women build, they build with heart, resilience, and a level of determination that you can feel in every stitch.

I’m proud to wear Alova.

I’m even more proud to support an immigrant founder who embodies everything we stand for at Femigrants.

If you’d like to support her vision, check out her website and explore her designs.

Every purchase supports a woman-owned immigrant business with a powerful story.

Visit Alova and show some love to her business.
🔗 The link is in the comments.

I never planned to become an event creator.
Silicon Valley events pushed me into it. 😅

I kept attending events where:
- 🍕 the pizza was cold
- 🥗 there were salads but no forks
- 🪑 zero seats so everyone stood for 2 hours
 - 🎤 the same “fake VCs” repeated the same stories every month (yes… it happens!)

After continuous disappointments, I finally said:
 “ I can do better than this.”

So I created the first Femigrants event.
Then another.
Then fifty more.

And the Femigrants brand slowly became known for:
- great food
- elegant setups
- curated guest list
- selective speakers
- welcoming, warm atmosphere
- actual networking (not just standing around)
- and yes… and yes MOST of the time, a red carpet

People now tell me:
 “When I see Femigrants, I already know it will be beautiful, organized, and worth showing up for.”

And this November, I tested myself even more.
I organized 3 events in one month:
- 2 Femigrants Chapter Launches
- 1 Startup Friends & Family Event

I survived. They thrived. And every single one was elegant. 

So if your startup or company wants an event that doesn’t involve cold pizza, missing forks, or awkward “VCs”… I’ve got you.

I handle:
 - 🍷 drinks + bar
 - 🍽️ food + caterers
 - 📸 photo & video
 - 🎨 decor, art & aesthetic
 - 🤝 vendor coordination (aka “saving you from chaos”)

If you want an event people remember — for the right reasons — message me.

I, Aytakin Aliyeva🌛, built a community of global female immigrant leaders, Femigrants Foundation, and host elegant and memorable event experiences in Silicon Valley.

We spend 365 days running… and almost zero days remembering why.

Thanksgiving is the one moment that forces me to pause.
To breathe.
To reflect.

Every year, I invite 5–7 families to my home.
We share food.
We laugh.
And we answer two simple questions:

1. What am I grateful for this year?
2. What do I wish for next year?

Then we always end up teasing each other about what we said last year.
(I truly believe collective prayers work.)

This time, I want to publicly express my gratitude.

I’m grateful to God — for every opportunity, every lesson, every challenge, and every person He brought into my life.

I’m grateful to my family — for standing with me in both good days and hard days.

And I’m grateful to YOU ALL — my LinkedIn community, Femigrants community, board, sponsors, donors, volunteers, speakers, partners, and supporters.

If I tagged everyone, it would be thousands of people.

So let me say this loudly to all of you:

Thank you.
Thank you.
And thank you — for being part of my journey.

P.S. Yesterday, our community member Anya Belova, founder of ALOVA, sent me these beautiful flowers to express her gratitude.

Moments like this remind me how special it is to have kind, attentive, appreciative people in your circle.
People who notice.
People who give back.
People who truly care.

I wish you to be surrounded with people who notice and truly cares.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones. 
🧡

P.S. What are you grateful for this year?

Aytakin (Ika) Aliyeva 
Founder, Femigrants Foundation

Big News! 

Autodesk sponsors the full food catering for our Global Leaders Forum: AI & Strategic Partnerships on Nov 14 at the Autodesk Gallery in San Francisco! 🎉

You’ll enjoy an Autodesk-sponsored 3-course Mediterranean dining experience by LaleSF (a Femigrant-owned restaurant) featuring 

- a buffet-style lunch with salads, appetizers, and a choice of protein
- coffee & organic tea break with pastries including Turkish baklava
- a wine reception with appetizers and light food

 Plus, a red-carpet photo session by Dean Birinyi and the opportunity to connect with global diplomats, Fortune 500 executives, investors, and startup founders shaping the future of AI and innovation.

🎤 Speakers include:

Opening remarks
- Nazira Nurbayeva, Consul General of Kazakhstan
- Vugar Gurbanov, Consul General of Azerbaijan
- Levan Kulijanishvili, Consul General of Georgia

Keynote & Panel Speakers
- Vikram Dutt, VP, Autodesk
- Anand Raghavan, VP of AI Products, Cisco
- Sanam (Amidi) Amidhozour Amidi, VP, Plug and Play
- ✨Madhavi Rajan Rajan, Rackspace Technology
- Dani Weinstein, MBA , IBM TechXchange
- Rashi Agrawal, Hinge Health
- Arek Zarowski, FPV Ventures (Forbes 30U30)

- Tiffany Odutoye, PMP, M.Ed., CEO of Virtual Partner Global, returns as our MC

It’s not every day you get this many global leaders — with food, wine, and red-carpet perks — all in one room in Silicon Valley. 

Come, connect, stay for the billion-dollar connections and create powerful partnerships.

💸 Tickets start at just $65+ (yes, a lunch in SF costs that much alone!)

 🎟️ 50% OFF Supporter & VIP — use code AUTODESK50
 🎟️ 30% OFF Femigrants Member tickets — use code AUTODESK30

⏰ Offer ends Nov 12, midnight PST

https://luma.com/zn1cml2j

P.S. On behalf of the Femigrants Foundation, I express my gratitude to dear Vikram Dutt & Katie Harrell, for your incredible partnership.

In my culture, being a ‘good girl’ meant silence.
I learned to turn that silence into strength.”

I grew up in a home where my parents had completely different ways of raising us.

My mother was a teacher. She loved literature.

She was strict, quiet, and deeply respected.

She rarely smiled. 

She didn’t talk much, but when she did — everyone listened.
Her words always carried weight.

People came to her for advice when they couldn’t make hard decisions.

And when she entered a room, people would automatically change their behavior — out of respect.

My father was the opposite.

He was economist. Had 2 degrees from prestigious universities.

He was warm, talkative, and funny.
The kind of person who could light up any room with his stories and jokes.

He never hesitated to help others, even strangers. Whether someone needed advice or money, he was there.

For my mother, being a girl meant being like a white page. Once you get a stain on it, it’s almost impossible to clean.

She believed that a girl’s behavior defines her reputation.

My father saw it differently.

He believed I should be free to make my own choices, learn from mistakes, and find my path.

But they both agreed on one thing:

Their daughter must be well educated, and never depend on anyone — especially not on a man.

They would sacrifice everything to make sure I could stand on my own feet.

Now, looking back, I realize — they weren’t contradictory.

They completed each other.

From my mother, I learned patience, resilience, and mindfulness.

She taught me that strength doesn’t always need to be loud.

From my father, I learned leadership and optimism.

He taught me that even in hard times, your energy can lift others. It is contagious.

They both taught me to cross oceans for education and to never give up until I’ve tried every possible way.

Sadly, neither of them is here with me today.

But I hope they see how their love and discipline helped their daughter grow from zero into a resilient and positive woman leader in a different culture and country.

And this is exactly what I aim to keep as the Femigrants Foundation culture:
- Resilience
- Positivity
- Support

If you’d like to be part of this culture, join us next Friday at Autodesk Gallery in San Francisco.
To connect with diplomats, immigrant executives, VPs from Autodesk, Cisco, IBM, Plug and Play, and billion-dollar startups.

https://luma.com/zn1cml2j

People see the photos.
They don’t see the battlefield behind them.

In less than 4 weeks, I pulled off 3 high-stakes events:

- Femigrants chapter launch in a brand-new market
- Another launch in a completely different market
- A paid partner’s 200+ guest startup event — scheduled one day before our Autodesk event


What happens behind the scenes:
• rebuilding vendor lists overnight
• replacing speakers in hours, not weeks
• negotiating with venues while answering 50 DMs
• solving problems people never even knew existed
• keeping everyone calm while your mind is juggling 10 fires at once
• delivering an elegant experience no matter what happens backstage

And through it all, my brain kept whispering:
“Maybe this is the month you fail…”

But every morning I gave myself ONE command:
“All three events will succeed.
You will handle everything.
Keep going.”

And they did.

Not because everything came easy,
but because I refused to let fear take the mic.

Lesson learned:
Your brain quits before you do.
Tell it a BETTER story.
BELIEVE in your ability first, and watch
how fast others start believing in you, too.

Now, I celebrate all three successful events not only in public,
but also internally in my brain.

—
P.S. If your startup or business needs someone who can design, manage, and execute high-pressure dinners, brunches, private events, or launch experiences 

I’m the person founders call when the room has to look elegant, run smoothly, and leave a lasting impression.

Send me a message. 
Let’s build something unforgettable.

They say you’re one connection away from your next big opportunity.
 Here’s your chance to meet 10+ of them.

Introducing our speaker series for Global Leaders Forum: AI & Strategic Partnerships, organized by Femigrants Foundation & hosted by Autodesk on November 14, in San Francisco.

Meet global leaders who prove that success and purpose can go hand in hand.

Every speaker I onboard carries one thing in common: a heart for impact.

- Nazira Nurbayeva, Consul General of Kazakhstan
- Vugar Gurbanov, Consul General of Azerbaijan
- Levan Kulijanishvili, Consul General of Georgia
- Vikram Dutt, VP Product & Portfolio Marketing at Autodesk
- Sanam (Amidi) Amidhozour, VP at Plug and Play Tech Center
- Anand Raghavan, VP Products at Cisco
- Dani Weinstein, MBA, Head of Community at IBM
- Nisarg Brahmbhatt, VP at Medallia
- ✨Madhavi Rajan, Head of Product at Rackspace Technology
- Peter Kovacs, Post Exited Tech Founder
- Rashi Agrawal, Head of Agentic AI at Hinge Health
- myself, Aytakin Aliyeva🌛, Founder of the Femigrants Foundation

Each leader represents a story of resilience, purpose, and progress.

At this forum, we aim to create an opportunity for global immigrant leaders to collaborate, partner, support, mentor, and inspire. 

If this mission resonates with you, please help us spread the word. 

Share this post with your immigrant and expat network who care about global leadership, AI, innovation, and impact.

Every share helps us reach more voices who believe that diversity, diplomacy, humanity, and collaboration can drive a better future.

Together, we’re proving that collaboration across government, corporate, and startup worlds is transformative.

Learn more and register: https://luma.com/zn1cml2j

💔 I didn’t build Femigrants Foundation  because I had a plan.

I built it because I had a story.

When I moved to America, I had no network, no community, no roadmap, and no one who looked like me in the rooms I dreamed of entering.

Like thousands of immigrants, I carried two suitcases:
- one with my clothes…
- and one with my dreams.

But dreams alone don’t help you find your first job.

They don’t help you understand a new system.
They don’t help you rebuild your confidence after you’ve left everything behind.

What helped?

People. Community. Someone believing in me before I believed in myself.

That’s why I created Femigrants — a place where immigrant women don’t have to knock on closed doors… because we build our own doors.

A place where no one feels “foreign”… because we all finally feel home.

Today is Giving Tuesday, and I’m asking for something I rarely ask for:

YOUR SUPPORT

Femigrants has grown from one immigrant woman with a vision…
to a global community of thousands who have:
- restarted careers
- built companies
- raised millions
- rebuilt confidence
- found mentors, partners, investors, and lifelong friends

But here is the truth most people don’t see:

Every event, every forum, every resource, every opportunity we create…
takes hundreds of hours, volunteers, and financial resources we don’t always have.

And yet, we never stop — because immigrants never stop.

If Femigrants has ever inspired you,
if you believe in the power of immigrant women,
if you want to be part of someone’s success story…

👉 Today is the day to stand with us.

No amount is small.
Every dollar helps someone rise.
Every donation becomes part of a chain reaction you might never even see — but someone will never forget.

Donate here: https://lnkd.in/eHms2kVN

Your kindness today will impact immigrant leaders for years to come.

Thank you for believing in us.
Thank you for believing in them.
Thank you for believing in what we’re building — together.

— Aytakin
Founder, Femigrants Foundation

#GivingTuesday #DonationMatch

I’m beyond excited to announce that Tiffany Odutoye, PMP, M.Ed. will be returning as the MC of our Global Leaders Forum: AI & Strategic Partnerships, hosted at Autodesk on November 14!

Tiffany flew all the way from Baltimore to MC our biggest forum yet at Microsoft in February 2025, where she captured hearts with her energy, grace, and authenticity.

Since then, we’ve continued working together on several projects behind the scenes — learning from each other, mentoring one another, and building a friendship rooted in shared values and complementary skills.

When I spoke with many potential MCs for this upcoming forum, I kept coming back to one name — Tiffany. 

Because Tiffany doesn’t join just to speak at the event… she speaks from the HEART OF Femigrants. ❤️

I can’t thank her enough for being the voice of our community, our supporters, and for being not just a collaborator — but a true friend and mentor.
That’s how partnerships and collaborations are built — through trust, shared purpose, and genuine connection.

🎟️ Join us at Femigrants’ Global Leaders Forum: AI & Strategic Partnerships on Nov 14 at Autodesk Gallery, San Francisco, and experience the power of relationships that lead to real collaborations.

https://luma.com/zn1cml2j 

DM me for the 40% discount code that I offer for my LinkedIn community only!

P.S. Femigrants is a global community of female immigrant leaders in tech, business, and startups.

This event is open to ALL genders.

Too many brilliant leaders — especially immigrants and expats — stay invisible.

Not because they lack talent.
But because they lack access, visibility, and the right rooms.

And I want to change it.

So this December, I’m slowing down.
Not to rest.
But to serve differently.

- No Femigrants events.
- No productions.
- No noise.

Just focused, high-impact 1:1 work with founders, executives, business owners, and partners who want clear strategy on:

• SPEAKING opportunities
• personal BRANDING & online VISIBILITY
• COMMUNITY building & high-trust growth
• EVENT management (internal/external, private or corporate)
• PARTNERSHIPS & collaborations
• ACCESS to SILICON VALLEY investors & networks
• RELOCATION for global founders & expat leaders

January will be a storm:
- Annual Forum preparations.
- Partner event productions.
- Corporate collaborations.
- Long-term clients.

So if you want support, clarity, or access—
December is the only month where I have space.

Here’s how we can meet:

📍 San Francisco — 3 paid consultation slots
📍 South Bay — 4–6 paid consultation slots
📍 East Bay — flexible (coffee, lunch meetup or full strategy session, as I live here)

If you refuse to stay invisible in 2026 —
DM me “December” and I’ll share my available times.

P.S. 
What’s the #1 area you want to strengthen in 2026 — your brand, your network, your community, or your events?

Organized by the Femigrants Foundation and hosted by Autodesk, "The Global Leaders Forum: AI and Strategic Partnership" Forum is where innovation meets opportunity.

​This forum brings together global diplomats, diverse immigrant leaders, executives, VPs, investors, and visionary founders to share their personal journeys, insights, strategies, and partnerships shaping the future of AI, business, humanity, and leadership.

🎤 Speakers: Global diplomats, immigrant and expat leaders, Fortune 500 tech and billion-dollar startup leaders, decision makers.

OPENING REMARKS
​- Consul General Mr. Vugar Gurbanov, Consul General of Azerbaijan in Los Angeles
​-Consul General Mrs. Nazira Nurbayeva, Consulate General of Kazakhstan in San Francisco
​- Consul General Mr. Levan Kulijanishvili, Consulate General of Georgia in San Francisco
​
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
​- Aytakin Aliyeva, Founder of the Femigrants Foundation
​- Vikram Dutt, Vice President, Industry, Product, and Portfolio Marketing, Autodesk
​- Anand Raghavan, Vice President, Products AI, Cisco
​
PANEL SPEAKERS
​- Nisarg Brahmbhatt, Vice President, Medallia (Ser F,$ 70M)
​- Sanam Amidi, Vice President, Operations & Automation, Plug and Play (Over $500 million in assets under management (AUM)
​- Madhavi Rajan, Head of Product Strategy & Operations, Rackspace Technology (revenue of $2.69 billion)
​- Dani Weinstein, Head of Community, TechXchange, IBM
​- Rashi Agrawal, Head of Agentic AI, Hinge Health
- Arek Zarowski, Partner at FPV Ventures, Forbes 30U30


​📅 Date: FRI, November 14, 2025 | 12:00 PM – 6:45 PM
📍 Venue: Autodesk Gallery in San Francisco.

​👗 👔 Dress Code: Business casual attire in BROWN or GREY. Please refrain from wearing overly casual clothing, such as slippers, flip-flops, or excessively revealing outfits.

​👩🏻‍💼👨🏾‍💼 Audience: 100+ global immigrant & expat leaders: Consul General representatives, top global executives, decision makers, thought leaders, angel investors, VCs, startup founders, Fortune 500 Tech leaders, and more

​*Open to ALL genders!

​🥗 Menu: Light lunch, coffee break, and reception.

To join, register here please: https://luma.com/zn1cml2j

Matthew Berglund, AIA LEED AP, Beomsoo Son and 50 other attendees

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The Global Leaders Forum: AI & Strategic Partnerships

Global Diplomats. Fortune 500 VPs. Investors. Founders.
All in one room!  For one powerful day of impact & connection.

Join The Global Leaders Forum: AI & Strategic Partnerships, organized by Femigrants Foundation and hosted by Autodesk.

Experience where innovation meets opportunity, as global leaders share how they’re shaping the future of AI, business, and humanity.

 🗓️Date: Friday, November 14, 2025 | 12:00 PM – 6:45 PM
 🏢 Venue: Autodesk Gallery, San Francisco
🍱 Includes: Light lunch, coffee break & elegant networking reception
👩🏻‍💼 Dress Code: Business casual in brown or grey

LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE!

Use code "FEMIGRANTS25" at checkout for 25% OFF any ticket. Valid for a limited time only!

Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with global changemakers and decision-makers.

https://luma.com/zn1cml2j

Excited to share that I’ll be joining the One Way Summit in San Francisco.
A gathering fully dedicated to immigrant founders, investors, and operators.

And you already know… anything that brings immigrant leaders together speaks directly to my heart.

It aligns with my mission and the work we’ve been building at the Femigrants Foundation for years.

A huge thank you to Anna Yuan for the special invitation. 🙏

I truly appreciate being included in a space that celebrates the grit, resilience, and brilliance of immigrant entrepreneurs. 

I can’t wait to connect with so many of you at the summit.

This room will bring together 450+ immigrant and global founders, GPs, LPs, and operators — plus leaders from companies like Slack, Lyft, Branch, Mercury, and top firms including TECH WEEK by a16z, Khosla Ventures, DCVC, and more.

It’s exactly the kind of ecosystem I care about building — where immigrant voices aren’t sidelined… they’re center stage.

📅 December 10, 2025
📍 The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco
🌍 Organized by One Way Ventures

If you’d like to join, you can use my code PARTNER20 for 20% off.
 👉 https://lnkd.in/gRzA74cA

Note: *This is NOT an official partnership of the Femigrants Foundation with the One Way Summit. 

Can’t wait to meet many of you in person and celebrate the global talent shaping the future.

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