Jamie Niven is well-known for his work for God's Love We Deliver, the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation, the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, the Elton John AIDS Foundation, and more, serving as benefit auctioneer, guest speaker, and host.

Michael Smolens is founder and CEO of Dotsub, a software company, providing a practical one-stop approach to creating and viewing subtitles for videos in multiple languages, across all platforms. Smolens is a global entrepreneur, creating jobs worldwide

His paintings and murals exhibited around the world, artist Archie Rand talks about his newest work, illustrating the commandments listed in the Torah. His 613 paintings-one of each mitzvah - are represented in the amazing book, "The 613."

Herbert C. Klein, of counsel to Genova Burns, has had a distinguished career in government, public service, law and business. Elected to the US House of Representatives, Herb served on the Banking Committee and the Science, Space and Technology Committee.

Baruch College Distinguished Professor, Robert Walsh worked with Mayors, in the private and public sectors, small businesses, entrepreneurs-to revitalize neighborhoods, to energize businesses. Mr. Walsh is part of the School of Public Affairs.

Tom Lydon, City Investment Fund, LP since 2003, specializing in investing in real estate of all types in NYC's five boroughs, talks about St. Benedict's Prep, Syracuse University, the New Jersey National Guard, business and family.

Born in Chile, raised in Israel, serving as a sergeant in the Israeli army, Jacky Teplitzky is well known as a determined woman, leading The Jacky Teplitzky Team, credited with selling a billion dollars in Manhattan and Miami real estate.

Frank Fusaro, co-founder and President of The Forum Group, well-known for his charitable work and as chairman of the annual Columbus Day Parade talks with childhood friend, Michael Stoler.

A Brooklyn boy, SP, Mark Twain Jr. High School, Steven Scott Orchestras-and of course, the Catskills! Norman Spizz, musician, band leader, entrepreneur talks about the good times and the not-so-good times as his career developed. An enduring optimist!

H. Lewis Rapaport's story begins in 1855 when Grandpa Andre came to the US. Events lead to the development, growth & success of Component Assembly Systems, one of the nation's leaders in interior construction. Family, philanthropy, horses-Lew's joys.