Nesanel Gantz
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
- Latest publication
- Sep 8, 2026
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Ezra Friedlander // The Friedlander Group | Ami Magazine (opens the original)
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I was born and raised in Boro Park. I started off in a yeshivah called Bais Yehuda, which doesn’t exist anymore. It was run by the Debretziner Rav back in the 1970s. Then I went to Bais Shmuel for two years, which also doesn’t exist anymore, and then to Vien for a year. They didn’t have a post-bar mitzvah program, so I went to Bobov, where I remained throughout the years. The yeshivah was very neutral in those days. It was obviously a Bobover mesivta, but there were more non-Bobovers than Bobove
Chaim Rosenblatt // World of Blue | Ami Magazine (opens the original)
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Chaim Rosenblatt: P3 Properties; World of Blue I was born in 1984 and grew up in Flatbush as the middle child of seven siblings. My father was a prominent rav in Flatbush and had his own yeshivah. I was a wild kid. Looking back, so much of that behavior was undiagnosed ADHD. In that generation, it wasn’t nearly as common to identify or treat it, at least not in my world. I went to more yeshivos than you can believe. “I started off in Ohr Shraga Veretzky. For most of elementary school, I was in t
Jeremy Langford // J.L. Glass Art & Sculpture Ltd. | Ami Magazine (opens the original)
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When I initially reached out to Jeremy Langford, one of the most celebrated glass artists in the world, I was interested in talking about his business and his magnificent Jewish-themed installations around the world and in the mekomos hakedoshim in Eretz Yisrael. What followed was one of the most engaging several-hours-long conversations I’ve had in a long time. Jeremy has the soul of an artist, and every aspect of our conversation was deeply thought out and full of wisdom. All of his works have
Adapting Your Business to AI | Ami Magazine (opens the original)
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Across the globe, the biggest companies are pouring billions of dollars into the next generation of artificial intelligence. These new AI tools and agents go far beyond answering questions. They can understand objectives, reason through complex challenges, make decisions, and even take action on their own transforming how business gets done. Comparing business AI to everyday ChatGPT use is like comparing someone who checks a weather app to a meteorologist who studies the atmosphere and predicts
Mendy Dubinsky // Fortune Stagers | Ami Magazine (opens the original)
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From Potemkin villages to entire cities staged for visiting dignitaries, the use of carefully curated façades is nothing new. Countries such as North Korea have long invested in such displays, including its so-called “Peace Village,” with largely unoccupied buildings, while Turkmenistan lines its capital with gleaming white-marble veneers designed strictly for show. The real estate market’s use of house staging operates on the same psychological principle, albeit on a far smaller and more commer
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