Steve Gursten

Lawrence Gursten

Koltonow

Raitt

Michigan Auto Law, the largest auto accident law firm in
Michigan, has been named in the 2018 edition of Best Law Firms
by U.S. News & World Report. Among the reasons Michigan Auto
Law received a Best Law Firms ranking, four of its attorneys
— firm partners Steve M. Gursten, Lawrence E. Gursten,
Leonard M. Koltonow and Robert M. Raitt — were named in
the 23rd edition of The Best Lawyers in America list under Metro
Detroit personal injury litigation. Raitt has also been elected the
vice chair (chair-elect) of the State Bar of Michigan Negligence
Law Section.

Rabbi Marla Hornsten of Temple
Israel in West Bloomfield has received
the 2017 Oakland County Domestic
Violence Prevention Award. She has
been very involved locally through JFS’
Jewish Coalition Against Domestic
Abuse, as the chair of the Michigan

JVS welcomed
Sandy Schuster
as chief develop-
ment officer for
the Southfield-
based agency.
She will lead JVS
fundraising and
Schuster
development
efforts and will
serve on the
agency’s executive management
team. With more than 17 years
of nonprofit development experi-
ence, Schuster will oversee JVS’
signature fundraising events,
Strictly Business and Trade
Secrets. She will also be respon-
sible for the agency’s annual
fund, endowment and major gifts
initiatives.

Board of Rabbis, on the Oakland County
Domestic Violence Coordinating Council
and at Temple Israel. She has also been
very active on a larger stage as the co-
chair for the Clergy Task Force to End
Domestic Violence for Jewish Women
International.

Hornsten

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Jewish Family Service
of Metropolitan Detroit
is pleased to announce
that Yuliya Gaydayenko,
senior director, Older Adult
Services, was selected to
participate in the sixth
cohort of the Practice
Change Leaders program.
Gaydayenko has chosen to
implement a project titled
“Integrated Care: Chronic
Disease Management,”
which focuses on the
implementation of a multi-
prong long-term strategy
for diversifying sustainable
revenue sources for com-
munity-based programs and
services aiming to improve
the health of older adults
as well as the education of
family caregivers.

Detroit Public Television’s
Board of Directors elected
a new member to its ranks.
Reuben Rashty of West
Bloomfield is senior vice
president, managing direc-
tor of Fifth Third Private
Bank (Michigan) and
Mirador Family Wealth
Advisors, a division of Fifth
Third Bank. Rashty has
more than 25 years of bank-
ing experience and has been
recognized as a FIVE STAR
Wealth Manager by Hour
Magazine. He is also a mem-
ber of the finance commit-
tee of the Jewish Federation
of Metropolitan Detroit
and a board director of the
American Technion Society.

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