Faigy Mayer
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Faigy Mayer | |
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| Alma mater | Brooklyn College |
| Occupation(s) | Entrepreneur and software engineer |
Faigy Mayer was an American entrepreneur and software engineer. She was the founder, CEO, and iOS developer of Appton, an app development company.[1][2][3][4] She was also a member of Footsteps, a group which provides social and emotional support to former members of Hasidic Judaism.[2][5]
The daughter of Israel and Chava Mayer,[2] Faigy Mayer attained her undergraduate degree from Touro College. She left the Hasidic Belz community in Brooklyn's Borough Park in 2010, when she was 24 years old.[5] She matriculated to Johns Hopkins University, earning a graduation degree in 2015, and later received a master's degree in accounting and computer science at the City University of New York-Brooklyn College. [1][2]