Building Community for Fresh Starts with Genevieve Dreizen
Starting over is one of the most human experiences we share.
Whether someone is navigating divorce, grief, a move, a career shift, coming out, or another major life transition, they often need more than advice. They need practical support, emotional permission, and a community that knows how to show up.
In this episode of The Bliss Business Podcast, we welcome Genevieve “Jenny” Dreizen, Co-Founder and COO of Fresh Starts Registry, the first platform dedicated to supporting people through major life transitions with expert guidance and curated registries. Fresh Starts Registry was founded by sisters Olivia Dreizen Howell and Genevieve Dreizen after both experienced major relationship transitions and saw the need for better infrastructure around starting again.
Fresh Starts Registry began as a first-of-its-kind divorce registry and has grown into a broader support ecosystem with registry tools, expert guides, educational resources, podcasts, and community support for people rebuilding their lives after brave and difficult changes.
In Building Community for Fresh Starts, we explore:
• Why major life transitions need community, not silence
• How Fresh Starts Registry is changing the way people support loved ones
• Why practical help can be a powerful form of emotional care
• How business can balance revenue with social responsibility
• What it means to build systems for moments of vulnerability
• How starting over can become a shared experience instead of an isolating one
🎙️ Hosted by Stephen Sakach and Tullio Siragusa
🎧 Produced by Martha Huerta
Community is not only built in joyful milestones. Sometimes it is built in the brave moments when someone says, “I am beginning again,” and others choose to show up.
Cofounder and COO of Fresh Starys Registry
Genevieve "Jenny" Dreizen is the Co-Founder and COO of Fresh Starts Registry—the world's first divorce registry platform, empowered education resource and expert guide. A seasoned operations specialist and marketing professional, Jenny brings a decade of experience in event logistics, digital activations, and team management. She is also a modern-day etiquette expert and the host of the award-winning podcast Jenny Says So, where she offers boundary-setting advice and thoughtful guidance for navigating complex social situations. Her debut book, written with her sister and cofounder Olivia Howell, Divorce Happens: A Compassionate Guide to Starting Fresh, is set to be released August 2027. With a background that includes roles in corporate event production, high-end stationery, and social media strategy, Jenny blends structure and heart to help people rebuild with clarity and confidence. Now based in Scotland, she continues to support Fresh Starts' global community through podcasting, writing, and expert-led campaigns aimed at reimagining how we start over after divorce, loss, or major change.
