From Corporate to Founder: How Zoya Lehrer Built Orgo for Busy Sports Parents
About this episode
Zoya Lehrer discusses her transition from a fintech career to founding Orgo, a logistics app for sports parents.
Zoya Lehrer shares how she left a successful 20-year fintech career to build Orgo, a family logistics app helping sports parents simplify scheduling, carpools, travel, and the mental load of everyday life. In this inspiring She Believed She Could episode, Allison Walsh and Zoya unpack entrepreneurship, confidence, career pivots, and what it really takes to build a startup from lived experience.
People in this episode
Host: Allison Walsh
Guest: Zoya Lehrer
Topics covered
- entrepreneurship
- career pivots
- family logistics
- sports parents
- startup building
- confidence
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Orgo, fintech
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