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David Winer ’05, the senior manager, owner and executive director of Winer Capital Management, recently appeared on Bloomberg Television. Alongside Bloomberg’s Abigail Doolittle, Winer discussed valuation and how to make money without having to rely on markets going up on “Bloomberg Markets.

Susan MacTavish Best ’95 has received a lot of success and press for her work as a party planner. Founder and CEO of a lifestyle brand, Living MacTavish, and a PR company, Best Public Relations, Best hosts entertaining and welcoming parties for the world’s leading businesses.

Jed Barash ’01 has recently been recognized for his work researching amnesia as a component of the opioid epidemic. Barash and other colleagues are researching the patterns of brain damage in cases of addiction.

Peter Michailidis ’16 recently launched a charitable effort that strives to raise awareness about the nationwide opioid epidemic. The charity pays tribute to the memory of his close friend Ted Barrett ’14.

Elaine Weiss K’73 launches her book, The Woman’s Hour on March 6. Weiss’ comprehensive new book follows the journey of famous suffragettes engaged in debate over the 19th amendment and state rights.

Dr. Pia Boben Fenimore of Lancaster Pediatric Associates wrote an op-ed for local Pennsylvania news site, LancasterOnline. Fenimore’s opinion piece discusses her connection as a pediatrician to the American school shooting epidemic.

Multi-instrumentalists Jake Blount ’17 returned to Hamilton’s Schambach Center with fellow musician Laurel Premo to present a program of traditional fiddle and banjo music of Black and Native American communities.

Martine Kalaw ’03 recently completed her memoir titled Woman Without An Identity. The memoir is about her father, who she thought was dead, finding her through LinkedIn after Kalaw spent 13 years as an undocumented immigrant orphan and seven years in deportation.

Jon Santemma ’87 recently retired from banking at Jefferies Global Banking investment firm to start a private equity firm. Santemma was Jefferies’ managing director and global head of healthcare investment banking for the New York branch.

Andrew Metz ’91 is the managing editor for Oscar-nominated film Abacus: Small Enough to Jail. A documentary directed by Steve James and produced by FRONTLINE, Abacus is nominated in the Academy Awards’ best documentary category.