Thank you for joining me in supporting the Louis August Jonas Foundation and Camp Rising Sun by contributing to my Alumni Weekend/Walk-Bike-Run fundraiser! As you may know, I am proud to serve on the board of this incredible organization.

I am excited to return to Camp for Reunion over May 17-19 and see my CRS friends. Every dollar I raise will support the 2024 Camp Rising Sun Programs and over 150 campers from 30+ countries as they expand their knowledge of compassionate leadership and put it into practice. To learn more about our organization, go to our website at lajf.org and check out our Instagram to see our mission in action!

Thank you for supporting me and this organization that is so close to my heart. 

Inna Kuvich is a strategy and marketing professional focused on consumer-packaged goods. She currently works in the Transformation function of Pernod Ricard USA, leading Demand Strategy & Operationalization, which puts consumer insights at the heart of portfolio strategy decisions. Prior to that role, Inna was a Senior Manager in the Retail & Consumer Products at Deloitte Consulting, which is where she started her career after graduating college. Her areas of focus are driving organizational transformation through capability design, focused on consumer insights, innovation, trade promotion management, and marketing. 

She has an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and a BA from Cornell in Applied Economics and Management. She lives in New York City and enjoys traveling (especially to places where Camp Rising Sun alumni live!), defying gravity with sports like trapeze, and cooking. As part of the LAJF Board of Directions, she leads the Strategic Planning Board committee and is also involved with the New York Alumni Association.

INNA'S CRS STORY

Camp Rising Sun helped me to find my voice as a leader and to understand what it means to make decisions for a broader community. It taught me not only that leadership is not about the loudest voice, but also that strong leadership involves listening, active empathy, and using one’s voice to impact what happens next. These are skills I use on a daily basis. 

Our program teaches teenagers to find their voice, understand their power, and gives them a safe place to practice what it means to be an empathetic, servant leader. Because the world needs many more leaders like this, our 'to do' list is long and ambitious. We are counting on your donation to help us grow our program and broaden our mission's impact on today's teenagers.