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Sammy Kanter is a “freshman in life” trying to break into the magical yet insane world of show business.  Post-college, he spent five months interning at the Signature Theatre in Washington D.C. He has returned to Cincinnati, and he is living in a nice house with two roommates, Mom and Dad.  Sammy loves being back in this city as a young adult and discovering all the great things it has to offer.  He holds a B.S. in Newspaper from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University.


Alexis Bergman is a Beauty & Grooming Marketing Manager at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati. A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis with a B.A. in Art History and minors in Fashion Design and French, she is connected to the world of fashion and beauty on a daily basis in her career. She has attended conferences on beauty & grooming trends both nationally and internationally and presents her findings and recommendations to global
                       audiences.

Micah Kamesar is a Cincinnatian through and through.  Loyal to everything Cincinnati, from the Reds to Grippos to Skyline to the Bearcats, he is always looking to experience new things in around town.  Micah graduated in the winter of 2009 from Ohio University with a degree in sports management.

Amy Kurlansky is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the University of Cincinnati College of Law. Amy loves music and theater and when not performing in local theater groups, she can be seen working in the Hamilton County Court System as a solo legal practitioner.

Alison Moss is a Cincinnati native who moved back from Atlanta, Georgia in 2007.  She earned her B.S. at Indiana University, and M.S.W. at the University of Georgia. Alison is a licensed Realtor who has worked with buyers and sellers of residential and investment properties since 2001. In her free time Alison enjoys playing and watching sports, volunteering, travelling around the country and the world, and spending time with her husband Randy and daughter Luca.  For any questions about Alison or information on the Cincinnati Real Estate market visit her blog online at http://www.cincinnatilivingonline.com/ 





David Cobey graduated from Princeton University in 2007 with a degree in quantitative economics. Since graduation, he has worked for a non-profit in rural Guatemala and in business strategy at a Philadelphia startup. When he is not working in politics, he loves kayaking, running, traveling and trying to make the world a better place.

David Shott is a Cincinnati native and recent graduate of Michigan University where he double majored in Economics and Psychology. He is a Walnut Hills High School Alumnus (Class of '05) and an avid Cincinnati sports fan. Currently, he is preparing to enter Law School.   


 



 


There are two ways to write for David’s Voice!  Simply write…or take it a step further and become a David’s Amp.

As you know, David’s Voice is primarily an online vehicle, so we’d like to create some presence and awareness in the community.  We also are strong believers that David’s Voice is all about our writers.   As a result, we’ve come up with the idea to have “David’s Amps,” or key champions of David’s Voice, who would go to key Jewish and non-Jewish events in Cincinnati.   We will still have “our voices,” or our writers, but if you feel passionate about amplifying the Cincinnati community, take it a step further and become a David’s Amp!

What Does This Mean For You?

We will do our best to ensure you can attend and represent David’s Voice at key events or things going on in Cincinnati that you’re interested in (and that are in line with David’s Voice mission and goals) at highly subsidized or no cost.  You could do anything from blog about the event live on David’s Voice, record video footage including interviews of people, and/or pass out David’s Voice materials, to write a post-event article about your experience on David’s Voice.  And perhaps most importantly, besides giving you more “accessibility” to the events you’re interested in, you will have visibility on David’s Voice and in Cincinnati as a young thinker and thought-leader.  In other words, David’s Voice gives you a platform to brand yourself in the Cincinnati community.  You just need to be ready to go for it! 

Specific Examples

You can become a “David’s Amp” for a variety of categories or you can focus on whatever interests you.  Here are some categories:

Dining Out

Community Growth and Innovation (example, young professional events or lectures)

Youth & Family

Music and Arts

Fitness & Sports

Home & Design

Jewish Life

If you’re interested in learning more about becoming one of David’s Amps, please email Mike Sarason, David’s Voice Editor, at editor@davidsvoice.org.