Ms. Seema Boesky holds the position of Philanthropic Advisor to The Board of Directors of Singula Institute. Boesky was born in Detroit, Michigan, and at an early age of 13, co-owned, with her sister Muriel, the Beverly Hills Hotel (the crown jewel of her father’s vast real estate holdings), eventually taking control at the age of 21 until its sale in 1987. Boesky received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Michigan State University, and attended Pace University’s business school. In the early 1980’s, she joined the Board of Northern Westchester Hospital and served in various capacities for 4+ decades, watching it evolve into one of America’s leading community hospitals. She was a founding member of the Eagle Hill School, the school for International Studies at Princeton, and The Family Center in Somerville, Massachusetts. She received The Peabody Award as the producer of the film Shoah, a documentary completed in 1988 on the Holocaust. She established the Gertrude Silberstein Pain Clinic at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan, honoring her mother. She serves as President of the Silberstein Boesky Family Foundation, focusing on enhancing the lives of underprivileged children emotionally, physically, and educationally; her Charitable Trust and Foundation supports work to cure mental illness, with a special focus on anxiety and depression. Locally, she served as Board member and Honoree at the Caramoor Music Center and the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester, heading their two capital campaigns, the Westchester Land Trust and the Waterkeeper Alliance. She also served on the Board of the Women’s Forum, an international organization that mentors women worldwide.