Bonus Episode: Commemorating&nbsp;the 6th Yahrzeit of&nbsp; Hagaon HaRav Moshe Shapiro zt'l &nbsp; Guest:&nbsp; &nbsp; Rabbi Yechezkel Hartman&nbsp; &nbsp; Rabbi Hartman has been delivering Shiurim and lectures on a variety of&nbsp;Torah&nbsp;Topics for the past 15 years. He studied in Yeshivas Chevron in Yerushalayim, and was a close Talmid of Rav Moshe Shapira zt’l. Rabbi Hartman's Shiurim include&nbsp;a daily Daf Yomi and Short Machshava on the Daf, and a weekly Practical halacha shiur, Parsha B'Iyun shiur, as well as his renowned Machshava on the Parsha/Yom Tov Shiur, based on the teachings of his Rebbi.&nbsp; Rabbi Hartman is the author of Sefer Ma’ane Yechezkel on Chumash and (soon to be published) Shiurei Rav Moshe Shapira on Agados of Raba Bar Bar Chanah, as well as several periodic publications.&nbsp; He holds an MBA from Columbia&nbsp;University and works&nbsp;in real estate. &nbsp; In this episode: &nbsp; 1) Meeting R' Moshe as a child 2) Seeing the Forest&nbsp;from the Trees 3) My Father's Rebbe 4) Shidduchim Insights 5) Sharing Torah with one &amp; all 6) Desiring/Asking for Greatness from one &amp; all 7) See What Others Don't See/Being Wise &nbsp; and so much more!

Bonus Episode: Commemorating the 6th Yahrzeit of Hagaon HaRav Moshe Shapiro zt'l

Topic: What is a Chief Heart Officer? &nbsp; Guest: Claude Silver &nbsp; Claude Silver’s life’s purpose is to be of joyful service and unlock emotional optimism in all. Cultivating Emotional Optimism is the most effective tool in revealing the greatness that resides within people. The key lies in the&nbsp;heart. Claude is the first-ever Chief Heart Officer. She takes her calling seriously and it has led her down a path of working with and working for close to 1,000 employees at VaynerMedia to integrate heart into their professional lives and become the best version of themselves and best leaders they can be. There has never been a better time to concentrate on bringing humanity, emotional intelligence, equity, and diversity into the workplace; cultivating cultures, connections and communication-this is what will take teams to the next level of success in all areas of business, and it all begins and ends with heart. As a motivational speaker, thought leader and industry trend setter, Claude focus on teaching people and organizations how to disrupt the traditional HR model with the use of emotional optimism and heart-centered leadership to develop elite performance, create cultures of belonging, empower teams to be purpose-driven, efficient, and strong, and infuses companies with empathy, humanity, and joy. In this episode: &nbsp; 1) Being at Home at Work &nbsp; 2) Meeting Gary Vaynerchuk &nbsp; 3) A longer pathway that is shorter in the end &nbsp; 4) Holding people close &amp; working alongside them &nbsp; 5) Investing &amp; Caring for the weakest members of society &nbsp; 6) Modeling for others &nbsp; &nbsp; and so much more!

Topic: What is a Chief Heart Officer?

Topic: Lessons from a CEO &nbsp; Guest: Bruce Schanzer &nbsp; Bio: &nbsp; Bruce Schanzer is Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Erez Asset Management, LLC, a fund manager focused on real estate investment opportunities in both public and private capital markets. Prior to forming Erez in August 2022, Mr. Schanzer was President, CEO and a director of Cedar Realty Trust (NYSE: CDR), a real estate investment trust focused on the ownership, operation, and redevelopment of grocery-anchored shopping centers in the Washington, DC to Boston corridor.&nbsp; &nbsp; Before joining Cedar in 2011, he held real estate investment banking positions at Goldman Sachs &amp; Co and at Merrill Lynch. Prior thereto, Schanzer worked as a real estate attorney in New York. He received an M.B.A. in finance and accounting from the University of Chicago (now known as the Booth School of Business); a J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where he also served as a member of the Law Review; and a B.A from Yeshiva College, where he is currently a member of the board of trustees. Schanzer has also served as a member of the board of governors of the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts. He is presently a member of the board of trustees of SAR Academy in Riverdale, NY &amp; the board of advisors of New York Medical College. &nbsp; 1) Promoting Your Wife &nbsp; 2) Having a prescient mentor &nbsp; 3) Gaining the courage of conviction &nbsp; 4) Going through tough times, public embarrassment &nbsp; 5) Music and the depth of a day of rest &nbsp; 6) Leadership &amp; Impact &nbsp; 7) The Yarmulka Debate &nbsp; and so much more! &nbsp;

Topic: Lessons from a CEO

Topic: An Unstoppable&nbsp;Drive &nbsp; Guest: Adam Neuman&nbsp; &nbsp; Bio: &nbsp; Adam Neuman serves the Big Ten Conference as Chief of Staff, Strategy and Operations &amp; Deputy General Counsel as a member of the conference's Senior Leadership Team. Neuman serves as a strategic aide to both the Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors (COP/C) and the Big Ten Conference Commissioner in creating a movement of leadership in sports, academics and social responsibility throughout intercollegiate sports.  Neuman joined the Big Ten Conference in January 2020 and played a strategic role in helping the conference navigate the most complex times in its 125-year history by assuming a leadership role in helping the conference navigate a global health pandemic. Neuman helped establish the Taskforce for Emerging Infectious Diseases and played a key role in the negotiations and implementation of a comprehensive COVID-19 testing program to help student-athletes, coaches and staff return to competition safely.  His previous legal experience was with Simpson Thacher and Bartlett LLP as a corporate associate in their capital markets division. Prior, Neuman served as the lead speechwriter for the president of Yeshiva University.  Neuman earned a joint juris doctorate and master’s degree in public administration from the University of Pennsylvania. He graduated magna cum laude from Yeshiva University with a bachelor’s degree in political science, receiving both the Phillip Lieberman Award for character and service, and an award for excellence in political science.  &nbsp; 1)&nbsp; Vision &amp; Ambition &nbsp; 2)&nbsp; Outworking Everyone in the Room &nbsp; 3)&nbsp; Sensitivity to the environment&nbsp;around you &nbsp; 4)&nbsp; Mental Health as a Priority on Campus &nbsp; 5)&nbsp; Minnesota Vikings &nbsp; 6)&nbsp; Young Israel of the West Side &nbsp; and so much more!

Topic: An Unstoppable Drive

Topic: The Art of Philanthropy &nbsp; Guest: Shawna Goodman-Sone &nbsp; Bio: &nbsp; Shawna Goodman-Sone obtained a BA in Art History from McGill University and was awarded the McGill Scarlet Key for outstanding leadership and positive impact. She graduated from the Natural Gourmet Cooking School and the Institute of Culinary Education, both in New York City. Upon graduation, she has given classes, catered and cooked for clients in New York, Philadelphia, Toronto, Montreal and Israel. She acted as editor of the cookbook,&nbsp;Panache: Montreal’s Flair for Kosher Cooking,&nbsp;a project of the Auxiliary of the Sir Mortimer B. David Jewish General Hospital. Shawna is currently living in Ra’anana, Israel combining her love for food and philanthropy in creating classes that celebrate Israel’s abundance while raising awareness of local charitable organizations. She is a Board member of the Foundation for Jewish Camp, the Jewish Funders Network and Gvahim which supports the integration of new arrivals in Israel.&nbsp; She is also the Chairman&nbsp;of the Goodman Family Foundation. &nbsp; 1) Montreal Roots &nbsp; 2) Federation &amp; Everything Jewish &nbsp; 3) Losing a Parent &nbsp; 4) 'Medinat Rannana' &nbsp; 5) Not 'Taking Up Space' &nbsp; 6) Food &amp; Philanthropy &nbsp; 7) A Metamorphosis&nbsp;in the Israel Summer Experience &nbsp; and so much more!

Topic: What is a Chief Heart Officer?

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