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The Detroit Jewish News, 2005-03-17

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`Boss Swap' Star

Kari Caden had her shot at reality TV
on March 7 when ABC aired a pilot of
Boss Swap in which she traded places
with Stuart Silver, owner of a "pre-
owned" luxury car dealship.
Caden and her sister, Lori, run Caden
Concepts, a Los Angeles-based all-female
promotional merchandise firm. The sis-
ters grew up in Farmington Hills and are
the daughters of Ron and Judy Caden
and the sister of Lori in Bloomfield
Hills.
The swap lasted two weeks and the
object was to see which boss could
improve sales by bringing their manage-
ment style into the workplace. Silver was

Campaign Countdown

The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit will launch its Campaign
Countdown with a community-wide
phone-a-thon Sunday, April 10, from 10
am to 1 p.m., and continuing Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, from
6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Max. M. Fisher
Federation Building, 6735 Telegraph
Road in Bloomfield Township.
Marta Rosenthal co-chairs the cam-
paign with Michael Horowitz.
Campaign Countdown co-chairs are
Sharon Lipton, Mark Milgrom, Baylee
Shulman and Regina Colton.
Federation's Campaign Countdown
will be held with the support of corpo-
rate partner Fifth Third Bank. All new
gifts or increases in pledges to the
Annual Campaign will be matched dol-
lar for dollar through the gift of the Jean

Who won? Silver did offi-
a hard-driving manager, given to
cially, but Caden says "truth
employee time clocks. He also
be told, before I left, we
monitors his staff's every move
checked sales at the dealer-
with 30 security cameras and
ship and they were the same
encourages competitiveness by
as the year before. And it
allowing high stakes card games
during business hours.
rained two days I was there
— who buys car in the rain?"
Caden, on the other hand, has
Her sister and staff enjoyed
a unique laid-back management
approach in which she treats her
the time with Silver. "At first,
they thought he was cheesy,"
co-workers as family and friends Kari Caden
Caden said, "but a week later,
in a nurturing, fun workplace.
,,
they loved him. He's a very funny man.
Staffers come in as late as 10:30 a.m.
At the car dealership, where none of
and leave early on Fridays to go shop-
the sales staff were women, Caden had
ping. She also treats every staff member
to earn respect — and she did.
to a weekly massage.

and Samuel Frankel Challenge Fund.
For more information or to volunteer
for Campaign Countdown phone-a-
thon sessions, contact Carol Kaczander,
(248) 203-1466, or email
Kaczander@jfmd.org

Miscarriage Support Group

Jewish Family Service, with offices in
West Bloomfield and Oak Park, is form-
ing a support group for people who
have experienced and/or been affected
by a miscarriage.
The facilitator will be Diane Paul St.
Peter.
The group will meet on the fourth
Thursday of the month, 7-9 p.m.,
beginning March 24, at the new
Graham & Sally Orley and Joseph &
Suzanne Orley Building, 6555 W.
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Zvi Gitelman, professor of political sci-
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Studies and former director of the
Frankel Center for Judaic Studies at the
University of Michigan in Ann Arbor,
will lead a tour to Eastern Europe in
May.
The tour will begin on May 26 in
Kiev — with an optional tour of Vilna
and Kovno in Lithuania beginning on
May 23 — and end on June 9 in
Warsaw. Traveling by plane and bus in
Ukraine, the group will visit Chasidic
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20. The afternoon will be filled with
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reopened synagogues.
Poland will be explored in depth,
including the German death camp at
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And they learned from each other.
Caden kept the time clock and sales goal
board Silver installed. And he kept the
signs she put up and his redecorated
office. Not shown on camera, but still
significant: She gave all the salesmen
makeovers "so they wouldn't look like
used car salesmen."
If ABC revs up the show for its fall
lineup, the kick off of Boss Swap will fea-
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