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GIVING COUSINS

The philanthropy baton is in good hands with siblings Charlie and John Fleming. Their cousins James and Katie Gildersleeve of Lake Forest handed it to them earlier this year. “Our cousins built an amazing foundation, and we are excited to continue the mission while add- ing new ideas and our personal touch to connect local

THE PEDAL-POWERED CLASSROOM

While the world often moves fast around him, Joey Feinstein likes to take it slow. “I still don’t own a car,” Feinstein laughs. “I have always commuted largely by bike. We now have two kids and we’ve had both on the bike since they were 3 months old.” It’s a life he not only loves

NEEDLE OF HOPE

A few generations ago, a young retailer named Marshall Field famously quipped a six-word business motto that would define his eponymous department store—“Give the lady what she wants.” Fast forward more than a century and one might say his namesake great-grandson (several times over) is repurposing that mantra, albeit for a more altruistic cause—a valiant

INNOVATING DANCEWEAR

In the world of dance, every movement tells a story and every garment becomes part of that narrative. Professional dancer Jacqueline Moscicke’s custom dancewear company, MSeam Apparel, embraces this concept and embodies her passion, creativity, and commitment to the art form. Moscicke spent over two decades as a ballet dancer with renowned companies such as

STRENGTH IN POSITIVITY

A year after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, bodybuilder and South Barrington-based personal trainer Steve Zick—at 5-feet-9 and a chiseled 207 pounds—still looks like he could lift a Volkswagen with his right arm and curl a Hyundai with his left. But the 62-year-old’s strongest attribute might be his mind. It’s packed with positive thoughts. “As

BUY LOCAL-ONLINE

In 2006, the husband-and-wife team of Irv Cernauskas and Shelly Herman founded Fresh Picks, an online store delivering groceries to customers’ doorsteps. While the grocery delivery service Peapod preceded Fresh Picks (and Instacart would come along six years later), the couple’s business model had a distinctly regional flair. Over time, they developed relationships with independent

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