RE LOG Spring '25

60 Ransom Everglades LOG SPRING 2025 Ella Rivas-Chacon , see Nick Ferber ’86 Jamila Stephens , see Kevin Grossfeld ’95 Max Weiss has moved back to Miami and found- ed his own private equity firm, Diatonic Healthcare. Max , wife, Kara, and baby, Theia Head of the Upper School Don Cramp had a wonderful time at a picnic with members of the Class of 2010. Kabir Mehta writes, “Last summer, I graduated from Harvard Kennedy School with a Master in Public Policy. I then moved to Washington, D.C., and joined the U.S. Department of the Treasury as an International Economist, with a portfolio covering economic security matters at the intersection of global markets and geopolitics.” 2011 William Hector (photo above) writes, “Excited to announce the launch of the first Coconut Grove Theatre Festival this May 8-11. Featuring eight original play readings by local playwrights and directors!” India Huff , see In Loving Memory Antonia Iragorri , see Nick Ferber ’86 Camila Medina , see Nick Ferber ’86 Victoria Sanchez writes, “2024 was a special year. I got married to the love of my life, Jake Freeman!” Class Notes When students graduate from Ransom Everglades, they are part of the RE community for life. Just ask Spencer Collins, Michael Colonna ’17 and Sara Seguin ’18 . All three worked at Coastal Construction, whose president and CEO, Tom Murphy, is a current parent and parent of two alumni. Murphy knows when he hires alumni, he’ll get the best team members in town! 2013 Liz Daering-Glass writes, “ Forge , the movie I produced in Miami last summer, will be premiering at the SXSW 2025 film festival in March! Phil Lord ’93 premiered 21 Jump Street there a while back, and it’s fun to be following in his footsteps!” Photo of Phil Lord ’93 and Alex Hernandez-Fumero ’01 by Michelle Nahmad 2012 Michelle Nahmad writes, “I recently had the chance to see Los Frikis , produced in part by Phil Lord ’93 , with a special Q&A featuring some of the cast and producers and moderated by Alex Hernandez-Fumero ’01 . It’s an incredible story, inspired by true events in ’90s Cuba, and I highly recommend folks go out to see it!”