Eve Goldberg
Founder
After Eve's 23-year old son, Isaac died of an accidental drug overdose; she was motivated to help save young lives. One year later, in January 2015, Eve founded Bigvision in New York City with a nationwide mission. Isaac Goldberg Volkmar and his initials, IGV, are placed in the center of the Bigvision name. Eve is committed to helping young adults in recovery learn to live fun, meaningful, sober lives by providing entertaining, engaging events and building a community where the Bigvision “family” can hang out in a cool, substance-free environment. Eve is an owner of William Goldberg Diamond, a wonderful family business operating in New York for over 50 years.
Neil Wallin
Co-Founder
Neil Wallin co-founded Bigvision Community with his wife, Eve Goldberg. In his role as a stepdad, Neil’s loss of Isaac was profound, as they bonded from the moment they met in 2010. Their shared loves included basketball, food and a thirst for trivial and meaningful knowledge. Neil’s business bio covers 40+ years in the restaurant field and in architectural stone where he most recently brought TuffSkin Stone Protection to the East Coast.
Hila Reichman
executive director
Hila Reichman joined the Bigvision team in October 2022. A native of Israel, she moved to the US with her family as a young child. After graduate school, she worked in Philadelphia, and moved to New York in 2005. Hila completed her undergraduate degree at American University with a major in Psychology, and a Masters in Social Work at the University of Michigan. Over the past two decades, she has worked for various nonprofit organizations to foster connection, vibrancy and growth through the implementation of comprehensive fundraising strategies. She is committed, above all, to cultivating a sense of belonging for every member of an organization, and to make that organization a thriving community.
Christine JEBERG
Director of Operations
Christine has been with Bigvision since August 2015, where she serves as the Director of Operations. Christine, who is a Certified Addiction Recovery Coach, graduated from Northeastern University in 2007 with a degree in criminal justice and psychology and previously worked in the legal field. Christine grew up with alcoholism in her family and has always been passionate about working with young adults in recovery.