Francis X. Suarez is the 33rd Mayor of the City of Miami. He serves as Chair of the Environment Committee, on the Advisory Board of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and Vice-Chair of the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization (TPO). He previously served as Miami Commissioner for District 4 during an eight-year tenure.

Mayor Suarez is dedicated to elevating the quality of life of the residents he serves by focusing on transportation and connectivity, resiliency, and job creation by nurturing the growth of technology and innovation. He is also committed to expanding affordable housing, tackling the poverty pandemic and, as a corollary, reducing crime.

Tal Ohana was elected mayor of Yeruham in 2018 and is the first woman to hold this position in the town’s history. As mayor, Ohana’s focus is on economic development and social mobility. From 2010 until her election as mayor, Ohana served as deputy and acting mayor of Yerucham, managed the city’s education and strategic development portfolios, and was a member of the Planning and Building Committee. In 2011, she established a movement for Zionist activities in Morocco that today has the participation of hundreds of Jewish youth from Israel and abroad.

Tamar Gil is the Deputy Director for Eretz Ir, which promotes community resilience in Israel’s Galilee region and Negev Desert by encouraging civic activism and the creation of businesses that have a social impact. Gil leads the partnership between Eretz Ir and Jewish National Fund-USA’s (JNF-USA) Lauder Employment Center, which provides comprehensive career services, guidance, and resources to college alumni and the general Negev population. Following the success of the Negev's Lauder Employment Center, Gil is leading the replication of the model in Israel’s north. Gil previously completed an extended service in the Israeli Air Force as commander of air-picture operators.