Sherri Jaffe Friedman is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Most Valuable
Kids of Greater Cincinnati. She has been the CEO of MVK since its inception in
October 2005 and has been responsible for the growth of the organization, which
has distributed
over 200,000 tickets/experiences to deserving kids. Sherri has been recognized for her work in the community by the Cincinnati
Enquirer as a 2014 Women of the Year, the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber as the 2012 Woman of the Year Runner-Up in the Non-Profit category and by PEOPLE Magazine and Major League Baseball as one of the 2009 All Stars Among Us winner. Additionally, Sherri and her husband, Tedd, received the Lighthouse Beacon of Light award in 2008 for their work with MVK. Sherri currently serves on the board of the Holocaust & Humanity Center and formerly served on the Jewish Film Festival Committee, the executive board of the Mayerson Jewish Community Center and The Cincinnati Children's Theatre. She is
co-inventor of an award-winning juvenile product, the Stoplight Clock, that can be found online and
in retailers nationwide. Prior to founding Most Valuable Kids, Sherri worked in the public relations industry at Sive/Young & Rubicam and Edelman Chicago. Her current passion is the continued success of MVK
Cincinnati, the growth of Girls with Pearls, and her family.
