Gabrielle Magid is the Founder and CEO of Stronger Than Stigma®, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 2013, dedicated to mental health advocacy for millennials, by millennials. She is a graduate of the University of Florida and a social entrepreneur, who is passionate about using business for social good.

 

Gabrielle is a published author in The Forward, New Voices Magazine, and Hillel International’s College Guide Magazine and a featured speaker for various civic and religious organizations, including Hillel International, Rotary, UF Hillel, WashU Hillel, Leadership Jacksonville, the Duval County Public School system. Gabrielle spoke at TEDxFSCJ and her talk “The Stigma is Real” is available for view on YouTube. She was invited to speak at the Humanism in Medicine conference at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Jefferson University. She serves on the Community Advisory Board of WJCT, the PBS/NPR affiliate station in Jacksonville.

 

Gabrielle is an active member of both the Summit Series and NEXUS Global communities. She is a graduate of the Jim Moran Institute’s Nonprofit Executive Development program. And, she is passionate about improv comedy—she has been studying and performing for the past 10 years; including training at iO Theatre in Chicago. She is a cast member of the local Mad Cowford Improv Comedy Troupe.

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"I love the idea that KFG is demystifying the principle of leading by example" by facilitating the passing on of generational wisdom within the realm of philanthropy and providing a space for mutual respect between generations to grow. Why should next-gen philanthropists make the same mistakes their parents and grandparents did? It's an ambitious goal to try and tackle, but I believe in KFG."

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