Meet Our Ambassadors

Shoshana Fischer is an incoming senior in the Honors Program at Yeshiva University’s Sy Syms School of Business, pursuing a B.S. in Accounting and Finance with an expected graduation date of May 2027. She is currently interning at Deloitte as a Tax Intern, gaining practical experience in public accounting and financial advisory. At Yeshiva University, Shoshana serves as Chair of the Sy Syms Student Honors Committee and as a board member of both the Women in Finance Club and the Accounting Society. Her previous experience in financial services and consulting has further developed her interests in accounting, finance, and strategic problem-solving. Beyond her academic and professional pursuits, Shoshana is committed to community involvement and enjoys volunteering with children, baking sourdough bread, and playing pickleball. She is passionate about leadership and creating meaningful opportunities for students to connect, develop, and succeed. Following graduation, Shoshana plans to earn her CPA license and pursue a career in public accounting and financial advisory.

Jabulani Nkiwane is a master’s student in Cybersecurity at Yeshiva University’s Katz School of Science and Health, with a strong interest in leveraging technology to solve complex problems and support others. Originally from Zimbabwe, he values building meaningful connections, mentoring fellow students, and fostering supportive communities. His academic and professional interests center on cybersecurity, technology, and continuous learning. As an SGC Student Ambassador, Jabulani is committed to helping students identify opportunities, build confidence, and maximize their academic and professional experiences at Yeshiva University. He is passionate about creating environments where students feel supported and empowered to grow. Jabulani believes that curiosity, kindness, and collaboration are essential to meaningful personal and professional development.

Alexandra is a sophomore at the Sy Syms School of Business, double majoring in Finance and Strategy. She grew up in Boca Raton, Florida, and spent years training as a competitive figure skater. She has worked in diverse areas, including as an urban park ranger helping to care for endangered gazelles in Jerusalem during her gap year at Machon Maayan in Israel. She now interns as a trademark paralegal and aims to work in finance as a foundation for law school. In her free time, she enjoys going to the gym, baking, and exploring New York City. 

Sheba Gwaza is a Digital Marketing and Media student at Yeshiva University with an Honors degree in Financial Economics and Trade. Her experience as a Business Development Manager in her home country sparked her passion for entrepreneurship and marketing. She believes marketing is fundamental to building and growing a successful business. As the founder of SML Spice, she has gained hands-on entrepreneurial experience and developed a strong interest in different aspects of business. She enjoys connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and gaining new perspectives through their experiences. She also serves as an Ambassador for the World Literacy Foundation, supporting literacy initiatives and youth in need. She is passionate about continuous learning, entrepreneurship, marketing, and creating a positive social impact. 

Harel Megrelishvili is a sophomore at Yeshiva College, majoring in Economics and Political Science. Originally from Antwerp, Belgium, he brings an international perspective and proficiency in English, Dutch, French, and Hebrew, along with working knowledge of German and Arabic. Harel writes and edits for the Yeshiva University Undergraduate Law Review and has also contributed to The Commentator. His academic and professional interests include financial markets, economics, and the intersection of finance and public affairs. Outside the classroom, he enjoys kickboxing, playing soccer, and expanding his proficiency in Gulf Arabic. Harel plans to pursue a career in finance and is committed to supporting his peers as they navigate their own professional development. He looks forward to helping students identify opportunities, build meaningful connections, and achieve their career goals. 

Michal Bock is a senior at Yeshiva University studying Marketing, with minors in Strategy & Entrepreneurship and Studio Art. She is drawn to the creative side of marketing, where she can combine her love of photography, art, design, and storytelling.

At Yeshiva University, Michal is a co-head of the Women in Marketing Club and serves on the board of the Entrepreneurial Arts Networking Society, where she is responsible for creating social media and promotional content.

Michal has gained social media experience through the YU Guatemala Mission Trip and JOLT Israel, where she created content highlighting the experiences and programs, as well as through her summer marketing internships, where she created content showcasing the missions and goals of the organizations she represented. Working as an advisor on JOLT Israel and serving as a year-round NCSY advisor have helped Michal further develop her leadership and mentoring skills.

Outside of school and work, Michal enjoys traveling, photography, art, music, and trying new things. She hopes to build a career in marketing, particularly in the fashion, beauty, entertainment, or media industries, while continuing to grow creatively and professionally.

Daniella Taub is a Biology major and Psychology minor in the S. Daniel Abraham Honors Program at Yeshiva University’s Stern College for Women. She is passionate about healthcare, research, and understanding how people connect, learn, and grow. Through her roles as a Stern Madricha, Yachad Program Coordinator, and Gift of Life Campus Ambassador, Daniella has especially enjoyed mentoring others and creating opportunities for people to feel connected and supported. She also works as a Research Assistant in Yeshiva University’s Children and Technology Lab, where she explores how children learn and develop through their interactions with others. As an SGC Student Ambassador, Daniella is excited to help fellow students explore their interests, navigate career opportunities, and gain confidence in their professional development. She hopes to help students see how their experiences and interests can come together to shape a career that is meaningful to them.

JJ Grayson is a rising senior studying Marketing with a wide range of interests, including history, psychology, and photography. On campus, he serves as an IBC representative and a floor manager for the Seforim Sale, and he works as a photographer for student athletics and the Shevet Glaubach Center for Career Strategy and Professional Development. After graduation, JJ hopes to make aliyah and pursue a career that combines his interests in photography and marketing, with the goal of using those skills to support the IDF.