Meet Jay Hack, 37: downtown Detroiter, professional mountain guide turned rock-solid financial planner, investment adviser, community activist, exec board member ADL and Orchard Children’s Services, natural leader, new president NEXTGen Detroit
Meet Treger Strasberg, 36, Californian turned Detroiter, social entrepreneur, fundraiser, change agent, co-founder and CEO of Humble Design, insomniac, fueled on optimism and caffeine
Meet Tal Siegmann, 46. Born in Ohio, raised in Haifa. Former IDF officer. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Director of JCC Center Day Camps. Woodworker. Community builder. With Lisa, super parent of three.
Meet Jason Raznick, 35. Doer, dreamer, driven to connect the dots in new enterprise. Rising star in financial media, co-founder of Benzinga and Marketfy. Building high tech tools and talent pool in Detroit.
Meet Kelli Saperstein, age 34. Wealth advisor. Community builder. U. of M. alumna; Board Member – Federation’s NEXTGen, Women’s Philanthropy and Jewish Family Service; JDC Mission Leader; Fast runner, going the distance.
Meet Leora and Mark Tapper, married two years. Partners in biz. Experts in gems. Innovative. Entrepreneurs at heart. Philanthropic in action. NEXTGeners in a close-knit family business rockin’ Detroit.
Meet Regina I. Colton: 38. Born in Russia. Raised in Detroit. Wayne State U. grad; Dietician by training, nurturing by nature; Women’s Philanthropy Board Member; Jewish Women’s Foundation Trustee; Sleep-deprived mom, still up for night feedings.
Meet NEXTGeners, Shari and Heyden Graham, married 6 years; proud new parents; U of M law school and b-school alum; moved from careers in the big apple to improve work-life balance in Detroit.
Meet Alyssa (Bracha) McMillan, 27, Detroit renaissance woman to watch: JCRC staffer, community activist, master of social work in progress, role model, mentor, journalist, artist, photographer, beautiful dreamer.
Meet the Landau brothers, Andrew 27, Ryan 25; co-founders of chalkfly.com, pioneering a better way to buy office and school supplies, rewarding teachers; fast growing e-tailers, named Detroit Crain’s “20 in Their 20s.”
