the FACES OF MEMPHIS
Memphis is more than a city—it’s a community built by those who dedicate their time and energy to making a difference.
Faces of Memphis exists to shine a light on the people shaping our future—leaders, dreamers, and everyday changemakers whose actions create a ripple effect of positivity.
Each portrait and story featured here is a testament to the power of purpose, the strength of service, and the heart of a community that lifts one another up.
Do you know someone whose impact deserves to be recognized? Nominate them today. Let’s celebrate the people shaping Memphis—one story at a time.
Nighat Shah
I’m passionate about storytelling as a tool for change. Whether through filmmaking, community engagement, or personal conversations, I believe stories have the power to educate, inspire, and bring people together. I’m also passionate about mentorship and supporting the next generation of creatives and entrepreneurs.
Michael Campbell
Prior to founding Wilson Campbell PLLC, Mr. Campbell spent several years as criminal and family law litigator with The Scholl Law Firm and Garrett and Associates located in Memphis, Tennessee.
Micah Greenstein
Rabbi Micah Greenstein heads up Temple Israel, one of the oldest and largest Jewish congregations in Tennessee. His career has been marked by combining thought with action: active on the board of the National Civil Rights Museum and having served as a national board member of the NAACP.
Lori Blumenstock
Lori has a background in fashion, even attending the prestigious Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. She has an MBA with a specialization in marketing. As far as designs go, Lori loves anything unique, cutting edge or editorial in style. She’s never met a ruffle or bow that she didn’t like. Pink is her favorite color in a couture gown but she wouldn’t be caught dead wearing that color herself. She believes that life is the special occasion…so wear the dress!