40 Under 40: Daniel Ravitz
Mazel Tov to Daniel Ravitz for being named to Jewish Atlanta's 40 Under 40.
Daniel Ravitz’s involvement in the Jewish community, in a way, spans generations. Inspired by the involvement of his grandmother in her Jewish community in South Florida, Ravitz is actively involved in several organizations that focus on leadership, philanthropy, and community engagement.
These include both serving on the Board of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta’s Young Leadership Division, and on the Standard Club’s Historian Committee, as a part of which he documented and publicized several club artifacts.
“We really just wanted to enrich what the club has. We went through a renovation for the clubhouse, and we were able to get a lot of the documents that we found framed, labeled, and put up throughout the club,” Ravitz said.
He is also an active member of AJC ACCESS and beyond the Jewish nonprofit space serves on the Make-A-Wish Georgia Young Professionals Board, where he supports fundraising and awareness efforts for children facing critical illnesses and their families, and is also involved with the American Parkinson Disease Association.
Professionally, he serves as a Client Advisor with Sterling Seacrest Pritchard, where he advises businesses, nonprofits, educational institutions, and community organizations on risk management and insurance strategies. He has been named a recipient of the prestigious RISE 35 Under 35 Award, which honors the next generation of leaders in the insurance profession, is a board member of Young Risk Professionals of Georgia, and has served and is scheduled to serve at panels at both University of Georgia and Florida State University.
“My goal is to carry forward the values passed down through my family by helping others, supporting my community, and leaving each organization I serve stronger than I found it,” Ravitz said.
He recently married his wife, Sarah.
“We are excited to build our life and future in Metro Atlanta, a community that has given so much to both of us.”




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