Who: Joe Silberzweig What: Co-Founder of Medium Rare Where: Los Angeles Medium Rare (founded by Silberzweig and fellow Forbes 30 Under 30 alum Adam Richman) aims to be the Gen Z version of Dick Clark Productions, partnering with athletes, entertainers and brands to build iconic media properties. A go-to producer of mega events and global

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Who better to comment on the money problems married couples deal with than someone who has interacted with millions of divorced people? As founder of the media platform WealthySingleMommy.com, I have connected with, heard stories from, and been asked for advice by countless people who used to be in committed relationships, but are no longer.