Rian Ehrlich

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City Director, Miami

Rian, a born-and-raised South Floridian, is excited to be back home, bringing her passion for community building and social impact to her role as the City Director of Miami. She has spent her career in marketing, helping to connect brands with people in meaningful ways, with experience spanning program strategy, events, and communications. Before joining Repair the World, Rian worked at Headspace, where she led initiatives to expand access to mental health resources through employer partnerships and developed strategies to drive enrollment. She also co-led ShalomSpace, Headspace’s Jewish Employee Resource Group, creating opportunities for Jewish employees to connect within the company. Now back in Miami after 11 years in NYC, Rian is eager to build relationships and foster service opportunities that strengthen the local Jewish community. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, cooking, and trying new restaurants with her husband, Ben, and their daughter, Cate.

Goldi LieberPerson

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Program Associate, Miami

Goldi LieberPerson is a recent graduate of the University of Florida, where she earned her B.A. in Political Science with a minor in Innovation. Passionate about Jewish learning, service, and community building, Goldi thrives at the intersection of education, leadership, and social impact. While at UF, Goldi served as a Resident Assistant in the dorms and as a Student Conduct Committee Member in the Office of the Dean of Students, cultivating inclusive, accountable spaces for her peers. She was deeply involved with UF Hillel, taking on multiple leadership roles, including serving as a 2023 Service Engagement Intern with Repair the World. Through these roles, she organized campus programs, mentored students, and helped foster meaningful conversations around service and Jewish identity.

Raised in Miami, Florida, Goldi brings a strong commitment to empowering others through relational engagement and a deep love for the South Florida Jewish community. She is excited to return home and contribute to Repair the World’s mission of mobilizing Jews for service and justice.