Cohen's leadership has attracted partnerships from major corporations, including Procter & Gamble, to bolster The Pad Project's fight against period poverty. Besides, her work isn't confined to period poverty; she is a consistent philanthropist, contributing her time to various charities and non-profits alongside her full-time work.

Yet, she maintains a humble spirit. "Growing up in Beverly Hills," she says, "I've always been a dedicated volunteer and supporter of my community both here and in Israel. Charity work is a guiding force in my life." This blend of humility and determination is a key part of Cohen's appeal and success.

From managing the marketing campaign for the NY Times bestselling book, Period. end of sentence., to producing award-winning documentary films, Cohen's work goes far beyond traditional marketing. Her tireless efforts and innovative approaches make her one of the "Top 40 Under 40."As the Sr. Director of Development, Marketing & Communications for The Pad Project, Sorelle Cohen is a fierce advocate for menstrual equity. She has overseen the organization's rapid expansion from two to over 75 projects across 13 countries in just three years. Her resolve is clear: "I'm dedicated and committed to ensuring all women and girls around the world have access to period care products."

Cohen's leadership has attracted partnerships from major corporations, including Procter & Gamble, to bolster The Pad Project's fight against period poverty. Furthermore, her work extends beyond period poverty as she actively engages in philanthropy, dedicating her time to various charities and non-profit organizations alongside her full-time responsibilities. Despite her achievements, she remains humble, stating, "Growing up in Beverly Hills, I've always been a dedicated volunteer and supporter of my community both here and in Israel. Charity work is a guiding force in my life." This unique combination of humility and determination contributes to Cohen's appeal and success.

Cohen's contributions extend beyond traditional marketing, showcasing her versatility and dedication. From managing the book marketing campaign for "Period. end of sentence." published by Scribner, to producing an award-winning documentary film, Long Line of Ladies, she consistently pushes boundaries.

In addition to her professional achievements, Sorelle actively engages in volunteer work. She serves on the Board of Directors and Young Leadership Board for Friends of Sheba Medical Center, demonstrating her commitment to healthcare and community well-being. She is also involved with USC Associates and contributes her expertise to the Visionary Women Grants Committee. Furthermore, Sorelle co-chairs the philanthropy committee for GenV, emphasizing her dedication to empowering the next generation through philanthropic initiatives.

Sorelle draws immense support from her loving family, which includes her parents, four siblings, and extended family. Their collective belief in her work fuels her determination and strengthens her resolve to create change. Sorelle continues to make positive strides in her advocacy, empowering women and girls around the world to access the period care products they need and deserve.