The Corporate Fox Society started in my DMs.

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Hey! I’m Ivana!

As The Corporate Fox grew, messages kept arriving from smart, accomplished women at every stage of their careers. Different titles, different industries, but the same feeling: “I’ve worked hard to get here, but I don’t know who to ask about what comes next.”

I knew that feeling, because I had lived it. I entered corporate America as an intern, from an immigrant family, ambitious but without a roadmap or anyone to explain the unwritten rules.

I spent the next 15 years building a career in male-dominated commercial real estate, often as one of the only women in the room. I am incredibly proud of how far I came, but figuring out so much of it alone was lonely.

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I created The Corporate Fox to say the quiet parts out loud and share the advice I wish someone had given me.

But as the audience grew, I realized the women following me did not need more content nearly as much as they needed one another. They wanted honest conversations, trusted relationships and a circle they could turn to when the next move felt too important to navigate alone.

So I created The Corporate Fox Society to give ambitious professional women more than content. It is a place to be known, ask honest questions, learn from women beyond your company and build relationships that do not disappear when the event ends.

Today, members across industries and countries share what they know, challenge one another, attend masterclasses, meet in real life and show up when it matters. It is the community I wish I had as an intern—and the one I still want beside me now.

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The career advice nobody gives you at work

  • Executive masterclasses, expert conversations and practical resources help you navigate the parts of career growth that talent alone cannot solve—from visibility and influence to leadership, personal branding and career transitions.

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Support that does not disappear after you join

  • Small-group discussions and accountability circles turn good intentions into real progress. You’ll have women to challenge your thinking, check in on your goals and help you stop overthinking your next move alone.

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Connections that leave the group chat

  • Live events, local meetups and member experiences create opportunities to build relationships beyond the screen. Because sometimes the introduction, idea or opportunity that changes everything begins across a dinner table.

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Still wondering whether the Society is right for you?

Whether your question is about your career stage, location, schedule or the membership itself, send us a note. We will give you a straight answer.

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If we’ve worked together, this is obviously about a different job. Which slide would your work bestie immediately send back with “you”? 😂