Nasya Miller is a seasoned facilitator, coach, and community-builder with over a decade of experience guiding individuals and teams. She is the founder of Wide Open Spaces and a certified Organization and Relationship Systems Coach, blending systems theory, process work, and Co-Active Coaching™ in her practice.
Ben Wolkowicz is a second-year student at the Hebrew University, studying Economics and Data Science. Deeply connected to Israel and the global Jewish community, he has represented Israel internationally in karate and served as a combat medic and commander in the IDF’s Sayeret Nahal unit.
Juan Esteban Ortiz is a medical intern at El Bosque University with a strong background in health and social sciences. As a student representative and active volunteer in the Jewish community, Juan showcases leadership and dedication. With clinical expertise and experience in minor surgical procedures, Juan has made a significant impact, including as a mission leader with Cadena Colombia.
Tiffany Harris is the Chief Program Officer at Moishe House, where she leads a global program team engaging hundreds of thousands of Jewish young adults annually. Before joining Moishe House, Tiffany led an international education program at Amazon, focusing on accelerating IT and cloud-related learning.
Yocheved is the co-founder of a grassroots initiative centralizing volunteer efforts to support Israel, connecting diaspora communities with impactful ways to contribute. Since October 2023, it has become a hub for volunteers worldwide.
Noam Shai Halperin is a the program officer at Schusterman Family Philanthropies, where she leads strategic philanthropic investments to strengthen Israeli society. She founded the IDF’s Cultural Competence School and the nonprofit Mitchashvim to bridge Israel’s digital divide.
Joseph Steinberg serves as a cyber security expert witness, a cyber security board member, and a cyber security advisor to both businesses and governments around the world. He has led organizations within the cybersecurity industry for over 25 years and has been calculated to be one of the top 3 cybersecurity influencers worldwide.
Robert Ejnes, an accomplished executive, has led key Jewish organizations in France, including FSJU and CRIF, since 2014. An MBA graduate of Northwestern and a Chevalier de l’Ordre National du Mérite, he is dedicated to strengthening Jewish communities.
Dr. Ranit Budaie-Hyman holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Bar-Ilan University and has dedicated her career to fostering inclusive Jewish education. Since 2016, she has led Meitarim, an organization that brings together religious, secular, and traditional Jewish Israelis to learn and grow together in integrated schools and communities.
Vered Amar transitioned from architecture to education and leadership after the Second Lebanon War, leading major projects in Merom Hagalil. A Mandel School graduate, she directed Kfar Vradim’s award-winning education system and now heads Maoz North.
Amit Kochavi is a Forbes 30 Under 30 entrepreneur and the founder of Cormi.com. He has managed real estate projects in both Israel and the U.S., led resilience initiatives in Sderot, and established youth tech incubators to foster innovation and entrepreneurship.
Rabbi Aharon Shmuel Baskin is the Secretary General of the Conference of European Rabbis, working at the intersection of Orthodox Jewish leadership and science. A graduate of Yeshivat Chevron, he is currently completing his Ph.D. at the Hebrew University.
Jeremy Leibler is the President of the Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA), and a partner at Arnold Bloch Leibler, specializing in corporate law. He has led national efforts to strengthen the Australian Jewish community’s ties to Israel, advocate on behalf of Jewish Australians, and respond to key challenges facing the community.
