Class of 1984
Edward Evantash is chief medical officer at Alydia Health, a medical device company dedicated to solving postpartum hemorrhage. Arthur Fleischmann, who lives in Toronto, writes, “I sold john st., the ad agency I founded with partners in 2001, to the global advertising network WPP back in 2013. In 2019, I took on the role of group CEO of john st. and Ogilvy Canada. For now, I’m running five offices from my kitchen! My kids are grown. The eldest, Matthew, is earning his PhD in psychology at McGill. His wife is finishing up her ordination as a chazzan. Taryn is working in digital and special effects in the film industry. And Carly, my daughter who lives with autism, continues to work hard to be as independent as she can.” Dennis Kelleher is co-founder, CEO and president of Better Markets, a nonprofit public-interest organization in Washington, D.C., which celebrated its 10th anniversary in October. In July, it sponsored a virtual event featuring former President Barack Obama, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other luminaries to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Financial Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
HOMEMADE: A virtual event hosted in June by the Brandeis Women’s Network showed quarantine cooks like Denise Silber Brooks ’84 how to make Tuscan spaghetti from scratch. (Read more about the pasta expert who led the instruction, Meryl Feinstein ’12.)