Michael S. Schell, CEO of RW3 CultureWizard, describes CultureWizard as the key to international success, using technology to educate the traveler in the nuances of different cultures. We travel with him and his family from Nazi Germany to the US.

The "Y" familiar to us all, is led by Sharon Greenberger, the YMCA of Greater New York's 10th President and CEO. Ms. Greenberger guides us through an impressive career in urban planning, development and education, working to improve life in New York.

Joseph Abboud, award winning, fashion designer talks about his career: at 16, a salesperson at Louis Boston, to the Sorbonne, to work with Ralph Lauren and others, writing "Threads," his take on the industry, to a well-known dresser of American men.

In Part 2/2, Dr. Rock Positano, a foot-and-ankle specialist, nationally known for non-surgical treatment of foot disorders, discusses his friendship with Joe DiMaggio. His memoir, "Dinner with DiMaggio" is Positano's decade-long record of DiMaggio stories

Dr. Rock Positano, a foot-and-ankle specialist, nationally know for his non-surgical approach for the treatment of foot disorders, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's anatomical drawings talks about family, growing up in Bay Ridge, NYU and Yale, in Part 1/2.

Laura Forese, MD credits her grandfather's suggestion that there should be a doctor in the family with her career, including pediatric orthopedic surgery to Executive VP and COO of NewYork-Presbyterian-a merger of New York & Presbyterian Hospital in 1996.

Aaron Malinsky, president and CEO, of Curbcut Urban Partners, a privately owned real estate development firm, in business with his childrn, talks about earlier ventures as executive vice-president of another family business, the supermarket chain, Waldbau

Brad Klatt, one of three Canoe Brook Partners, a family owned enterprise, discusses the development at Port Imperial, NJ, his involvement in community activities, and his active support of Jewish day school education.

Joseph Chan, wrestler, runner, talks about his childhood; his luck to be enrolled in Horizons Summer Enrichment Program; his work with the Empire State Development, the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, and others, to his current role at YMCA of Greater NY

Patricia Wang, a child of immigrants, introduces us to her parents, her early years in New Jersey, career development, leading to her work as Healthfirst's CEO, a company offering health insurance plans, some government sponsored, to New Yorker's.