Dana Arschin is a three-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and the first Storyteller for the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC). Before joining HMTC, she spent six years as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor for Fox 5 News, covering the New York/Tri-state area. Dana is the granddaughter of an Auschwitz survivor, her "Poppy," who passed away in December 2023 at age 101. In 2018, Dana traveled to Poland to learn more about her ancestors murdered in the Holocaust, creating three short films for Fox 5. One of those films, The Forgotten Camps, earned her a second NY Emmy Award. She started her career at News 12 The Bronx/Brooklyn, where she shot, wrote, and edited all her stories, earning her first Emmy for coverage of Brooklyn's 2014 snowstorm cleanup. She also won two NY Press Club Awards. In October 2023, Dana won her third NY Emmy for her role in the Fox 5 special Tower of Heroes.

Dr. Beth Ricanati has built a career integrating wellness into everyday life through medical clinics, wellness programs, and now as an author and speaker. She blends clinical medicine with holistic self-care, emphasizing the balance of science and spirituality for a healthy life. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (Art History) and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Dr. Ricanati trained at Columbia Presbyterian and worked at Columbia’s Center for Women’s Health and the Cleveland Clinic. As the founding medical director of Lifestyle180, she helped develop a pioneering program using nutrition, exercise, and stress management to treat chronic disease. Now based in Southern California, Dr. Ricanati focuses on writing, speaking, and leading challah-making workshops. Her award-winning book, Braided: A Journey of a Thousand Challahs, explores the power of rituals in fostering wellness, connection, and a meaningful life.

Elana Frank, entrepreneur and mom to 3 boys through IVF and embryo donation, helps intended parents navigate becoming parents through her non-profit, the Jewish Fertility Foundation (JFF). Cost, education, and access were tremendous obstacles for this “unspoken” issue in the Jewish community, so she rallied countless like-minded people and created JFF. She has raised more than $7 million, trained 1000+ community and healthcare leaders in infertility sensitivity, matched up hundreds of people with “fertility buddies”, allocated more than 2.5 million dollars in fertility grants, “birthed” 200+ babies, and is now scaling JFF nationally.

Elizabeth is the granddaughter of two German Holocaust Refugees, Rudolph Herz and Trudy Siegel Herz. From a very young age, Elizabeth recognized her family history was unique and began to embrace every opportunity to write and record her grandparents’ stories. Elizabeth became involved in 3GNY as a classroom speaker through WEDU in 2017. She is proud to be part of such an inspiring and important organization, and honored to keep the legacy of her grandparents alive, informing students about the Holocaust, and the effects hate and injustice can have on the world. Elizabeth graduated from The George Washington University with a degree in Political Communication and holds a J.D. from Drexel University School of Law. She serves as an Assistant District Attorney in Bronx County, New York City and resides in Manhattan.

Harmonie Krieger is a multifaceted entrepreneur, TV personality, and motivational speaker. With a vibrant presence in the entertainment and wellness industries, she is best known for her work as a lifestyle expert and brand strategist. Harmonie founded Pop Your Shop, a company specializing in experiential marketing and brand activations, helping businesses engage their audiences through immersive events and innovative campaigns.

Harmonie has appeared on various reality TV shows, including Netflix's Jewish Matchmaking. She is also a wellness advocate, often sharing her insights on mindfulness, personal growth, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Harmonie's dynamic career is driven by her passion for connecting people, creating memorable experiences, and inspiring others to live authentically.

Her unique combination of creativity, business acumen, and charisma makes her a sought-after figure in both the entertainment and wellness communities.

Josh originated the role of ‘Sheldon,’ and performed the role of Barry, in the The Prom. Previously, he was seen in Groundhog Day, where he originated the role of ‘Buster’, the town mayor and keeper of the Groundhog, Phil. He is most known for his other scene stealing work on and off Broadway in Finding Neverland, Hair (both the original revival cast and the 2011 ‘Summer Of Love’ company), Into the Woods (Amy Adams, Donna Murphy and Denis O’Hare), Little Miss Sunshine (James Lapine and Bill Finn) and his acclaimed performance of “Richard” (aka the Fat Nurse) in City Center’s revival of A New Brain. Seen on such hit shows as The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Blacklist, 30 Rock, Inside Amy Schumer and playing “Craigory” on Hulu’s Deadbeat. He is also in the feature film, “Here Today” directed by Billy Crystal. He is currently in "Death Becomes Her" on Broadway. @joshlamon

Dr. Logan Levkoff specializes in uncomfortable conversations. An internationally recognized expert on sexuality and relationships, she encourages honest conversation about sexuality and the role it plays in our culture. She speaks on a wide range of issues, including sexual health and sexuality education, parenting, combatting antisemitism in school settings, trends in sexuality, deconstructing double standards, relationship hurdles and intimacy, consent, and the role of sexuality and representation (or lack thereof) in pop culture, business, and politics. 

Logan is the author of two parenting books: Got Teens? The Doctor Moms’ Guide to Sexuality, Social Media, and Other Adolescent Realities with Dr. Jennifer Wider (Seal Press, 2014) and Third Base Ain't What it Used to Be: What Your Kids are Learning About Sex Today and How to Teach Them to Become Sexually Healthy Adults (Open Road Media, May 2012).

Netta was born in Silver Spring, Maryland and moved to Israel in 2004. She served in the IDF as part of the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit in the North American Desk, working with American and Canadian reporters in Israel. She completed her degree from Hebrew University in International Relations and Jewish History and Contemporary Judaism. She worked as an English tour guide at the Knesset, the Israeli Parliament. She currently acts as a Jewish and Israel educator working with English speaking audiences by speaking publicly, teaching courses, and building personal connections. Wherever she can, she wants to help Jews explore their Judaism.

Luxury Hotel Designer, Consultant, and Chef, Remi has always led with the belief that every detail tells a compelling story, whether told through the language of design, architecture, or cuisine.  The Nosh Table, a visionary venture that blends her Jewish and Italian heritage into a dinnerware line, reflecting her unwavering commitment to celebrating diversity through the language of design.  Remi honed her expertise at Carpigiani University in Bologna, Italy becoming a Certified Gelatiere to launch Capri Gelato in Los Angeles. She has collaborated with The Leading Hotels of the World, Montage Hotels & Resorts, and Marriott. Her work has been featured on Food Network and The Golden Globe Awards.