Sophia Zisook, Msw
About Sophia Zisook, Msw
Sophia Zisook, MSW, serves as the Director of Strategy, Partnerships, and Operations at the Center for Intimacy Justice. With a strong background in social work and extensive experience in nonprofit leadership, she advocates for inclusive tech policies and supports marginalized groups through her business, Negotiate with Sophia.
Current Role at Center for Intimacy Justice
Sophia Zisook serves as the Director of Strategy, Partnerships, and Operations at the Center for Intimacy Justice. In this role, she advocates for inclusive tech policies related to women's health. Her work focuses on creating equitable opportunities and fostering partnerships that align with the organization's mission.
Previous Experience at Everybody Dance Now!
Sophia Zisook was involved with Everybody Dance Now! from 2012 to 2015, where she held dual roles as the Chicago Founder and Executive Director, as well as the National Project Manager. During her tenure, she contributed to the organization's mission of providing dance education and opportunities for youth.
Education and Qualifications
Sophia Zisook holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a minor in Creative Writing from DePaul University. She also earned a Master's in Social Work from the University of Chicago, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Additionally, she was an Ariane de Rothschild Fellow at the University of Cambridge, further enhancing her expertise in social impact.
Achievements and Awards
Sophia Zisook has received several accolades for her contributions to social equity and women's empowerment. She is a recipient of the #EmpowerHerAccess award from Women in Cloud and has been recognized with DePaul University's Women of Spirit and Action student award and the Women of Substance alumni award. She was also a finalist in the Accenture Innovate for Good program.
Entrepreneurial Ventures with Negotiate with Sophia
Sophia Zisook founded and serves as CEO of Negotiate with Sophia, a business focused on leveraging social science research to assist marginalized groups, including women, Queer individuals, and BIPOC communities, in negotiating higher incomes. Her work aims to build a more equitable future by providing tools and strategies for effective negotiation.