Esther Kustanowitz, a veteran of eight ROI Summits, has written and consulted for many Jewish publications and organizations. She also works part-time as Program Coordinator for the NextGen Engagement Initiative (@NEI_JFedLA) at the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles. In 2011 alone, she presented at the BBYO International Convention, LimmudLA, Jewlicious Festival and TribeFest. Esther has written extensively on topics such as social media, pop culture, Jewish community and innovation. Her next book is tentatively titled "Nothing Helps (But This Might Help): A Guide to Loss and What Comes After." Esther also helps people create and cultivate relationships and networks, particularly collaborations between innovative initiatives and community organizations.
The creator of blogs My Urban Kvetch and JDaters Anonymous, Esther also contributed to Beliefnet’s Idol Chatter, a blog about spirituality and popular culture; served as founding senior editor for PresenTense Magazine from 2006-2008; and was a founding member of the Jewlicious Festival team in 2005. Esther also advises individuals and nonprofit organizations on the social culture and effective use of social media. She recently joined the advisory board of Israel Campus Beat, a project that provides updated news and information for pro-Israel students, on-campus professionals and community stakeholders. In 2010, Jewcy.com named her to their list of favorite Twitterers, bestowing the coveted "Person Who Seems to Know Every Jew in the Universe" Award.
You can read more of Esther's work at http://estherk.com, and follow her on Twitter at @EstherK.
The creator of blogs My Urban Kvetch and JDaters Anonymous, Esther also contributed to Beliefnet’s Idol Chatter, a blog about spirituality and popular culture; served as founding senior editor for PresenTense Magazine from 2006-2008; and was a founding member of the Jewlicious Festival team in 2005. Esther also advises individuals and nonprofit organizations on the social culture and effective use of social media. She recently joined the advisory board of Israel Campus Beat, a project that provides updated news and information for pro-Israel students, on-campus professionals and community stakeholders. In 2010, Jewcy.com named her to their list of favorite Twitterers, bestowing the coveted "Person Who Seems to Know Every Jew in the Universe" Award.
You can read more of Esther's work at http://estherk.com, and follow her on Twitter at @EstherK.
