Mr. Zlotowitz spoke with students about his journey in real estate and shared insights that bridged business, Torah, and values. Topics included real estate entrepreneurship, ArtScroll’s impact and reach, artificial intelligence, Daf Yomi, and the responsibility of making a Kiddush Hashem as a Jew in the professional world. One of the highlights of the assembly was an engaging Q&A session with students. A particularly strong question came from sophomore Yitzchak Engelsohn, who asked about ArtScroll’s business model, prompting an insightful response on philanthropy and mission-driven enterprise. Mr. Zlotowitz also shared a personal story about wearing a kippah in the business world, explaining how visible Jewish identity creates opportunities for Kiddush Hashem while also serving as a source of Jewish pride. His reflections resonated strongly with students, reinforcing the idea that professional success and religious commitment can, and should, go hand in hand. A significant portion of the discussion focused on AI and the future of business, with Mr. Zlotowitz emphasizing the importance of being a visionary. He spoke about how emerging technologies are reshaping industries and predicted a future with fewer middlemen, encouraging students to think creatively and adapt to change. The assembly offered students a powerful message about leadership, integrity, and the intersection of Torah and the modern world, leaving many inspired to think bigger about their own futures. 6th Annual Rambam ‘World Cup’ Delivers