Aileen Walborsky, Esq. has been practicing immigration law in Palm Beach County for over twenty years. Aileen, is a graduate of Brandeis University and Boston college law school. Prior to opening her private practice, she worked as an Immigration Attorney in New York City for the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society and for Florida Rural Legal Services in Lake Worth, Florida.

Brett Sandala is a writer and marketing consultant specializing in social media advertising, and the founder of Ocean Drive Social.
With several years of experience at a leading political news magazine and website, Brett was one of the earliest “social media editors” in the business, combining expertise in editorial, marketing, and technology to create novel approaches to online publishing and sales.

Louis Solomon worked for nearly five decades in the Jewish Federation system, serving as Executive Director of St. Petersburg, Omaha, Indianapolis, Jacksonville and Chattanooga. In his is last position before retirement, Lou served as Associate Vice-President, Planned Giving and Endowments at the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County for 17 years. Graduated from Indiana University, Lou did graduate work in Social Work and Community Organization at the University of Connecticut and Hebrew Union College

Jerry Spunberg is a radiation oncologist at South Florida Radiation Oncology in West Palm Beach. He is a graduate of Harvard Medical School and he interviews student prospects on behalf of Columbia University.

is a psychologist. She is currently an Associate Dean, Continuing Education and Professional Development at Miami Dade College and a former Barry University Associate Provost for Extended Learning and Dean of the School of Professional and Career Education. Andrea received her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from Florida International University and is an expert on, anxiety disorders, children and community responses to trauma, and substance abuse treatment. She has worked, for over a decade, with mental health professionals and first responders to address anxiety and post-traumatic stress in children, families, and communities.

For four decades, Joel Levin has been a commercial litigator and civil rights advocate, university teacher and author. His four books include How Judges Reason; Revolutions, Institutions, Law; Tort Wars; and The Radov Chronicles. His play, Marrano Justice, is an historical drama (with music) based on the life of Justice Benjamin Cardozo. He is presently working on Another Way of Seeing Things: Sephardics and the Creation of the Modern World. He received his B.A. and M.A. at the University of Chicago, his J.D. at Boston University, and his doctorate at the University of Oxford. In addition to founding two high-tech companies, he has taught law and philosophy in Russia, Canada and a number of American universities, including, since 1982, Case Western Reserve.