Rabbi David Lapin

Rabbi David Lapin, originally from South Africa, is an internationally respected talmudic scholar and leadership advisor who founded Lapin International after immigrating to the United States in 1997. He developed the Torah-based Lead by Greatness™ leadership philosophy during post-Apartheid South Africa, where he collaborated with Nelson Mandela’s government to help craft a pioneering corporate Code of Ethics still in use today. A gifted orator and teacher with thousands of shiurim and essays available online, he is widely admired across the Jewish world and beyond. Rabbi Lapin previously served as Rav of Keter Torah in Johannesburg and now leads Kehilat Bnei Aharon in Raanana with his wife Amber, with whom he has five children and fifteen grandchildren.

Rabbi Dr. Laibl Wolf

Rabbi Dr. Laibl Wolf, a child of Holocaust survivors, blends ancient Jewish wisdom with modern psychology and is known worldwide as a compelling lecturer and author of the bestselling Practical Kabbala. A Lubavitcher Chossid trained in law and psychology, he is recognized for his influential work in mindfulness and meditation and has been praised by figures such as Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, the Dalai Lama, and Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu z’l, who granted him semicha. Together with his son, he co-founded Spiritgrow, a center dedicated to Jewish wisdom, wellness, leadership, and personal growth. He lives in Melbourne with his wife Leah and is the father of seven children and many grandchildren, including several IDF reserve officers.

Rabbi Yossi Fachler

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Rabbi Yossi Fachler, a London-based educator originally from the UK, directs enrichment programming and heads the informal education department at Hasmonean High School for Boys. After studying in Jerusalem, he returned to London in 1991, serving as a youth minister in central London synagogues and later becoming a sought-after visiting chazzan and speaker for communities across the UK, known for his humor, sermons, and davening. He has led High Holiday services worldwide — currently serving the 1,200-member Radlett community — and twice spearheaded the global “60 Days for 60 Years” and “70 Days for 70 Years” initiatives, reaching over 250,000 people. In addition to lecturing widely, this marks his 15th Pesach program, having previously worked with Kosher Travelers in Tiberias, Rhodes, and Courmayeur in the Italian Alps.