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Five Jewish Baltimoreans To WatchThis year, in our March iNSIDER, we decided to take a look at five individuals, under the age of 45, who are pursuing interesting careers. They’re in all walks of life, from healthcare to technology. We even have a toy store owner.
David Stelzer Toy Store Owner |
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THIRTY SECONDS WITH >>Mitchell PlattI am: a 1984 graduate of Randallstown High School, a 1994 graduate of Towson University with a B.S. in management. I received my MBA from the University of Baltimore. I am currently the general manager at Woodholme Country Club and sit on the advisory council for Baltimore Make-A-Wish Foundation. As an advisory council member: I assist in soliciting sponsorships and participants for the [Make-A-Wish Baltimore Kids] Triathlon (being held May 20 at Padonia Park Club). Most exciting part: Watching the kids compete. I also like the positive effect that the charitable aspect of the event has on healthy kids when…
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW? >>Jenn YatemanJenn Yateman, followed in the footsteps of beloved family members after graduating from the Park School in 2000. She attended Muhlenberg University in Allentown, Pa. before going on to become a realtor. She is also one of the young leaders of the Baltimore Jewish community and her love of helping people comes through in her volunteer work. iNSIDER: Tell me about your career in real estate. |
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OUT AND ABOUT >>May 2012Shari Metzger (left), Jesse Schiff and Shari Green stop by Maisy’s for Goucher College’s five-year after-reunion…MORE... |
