Shalom Lamm’s Guide to Validating a Business Idea Without Spending a Dime
Every successful business starts with a single idea—but not every idea is worth pursuing. The difference between a passing thought and a viable venture lies in validation. Jumping straight into building a product, hiring a team, or renting office space can be costly and risky if the idea hasn’t been tested in the real world.…
Lessons in Legacy: What Shalom Lamm and Operation Benjamin Learned from Their Community in 2024
At the heart of every meaningful nonprofit is a vibrant community—one that teaches as much as it gives. For Operation Benjamin, a nonprofit dedicated to correcting the historical burial records of Jewish-American soldiers from World War II, 2024 was not only a year of expanded mission work but a year of unexpected lessons. Under the…
Shalom Lamm on the Leap: How to Know When Your Side Hustle is Ready to Become Your Full-Time Business
Every entrepreneur knows the thrill of building something on the side—after work, on weekends, or between life’s many demands. For many, a side hustle starts as a creative outlet or a supplemental income stream. But at some point, it starts to grow. Sales increase. Clients return. People talk. So, how do you know when it’s…
Honoring the Fallen: Shalom Lamm’s Reflections at the Manila American Cemetery Ceremony
On a solemn February day in 2023, rows of white crosses stood in silent tribute at the Manila American Cemetery and Memorial—a place where over 17,000 American and allied soldiers are laid to rest. It was there, amid a backdrop of remembrance and reverence, that Shalom Lamm, a respected entrepreneur and advocate for historical preservation,…
Shalom Lamm on the Power of Sunshine: How Warmth Fuels Productivity and Entrepreneurial Energy
It’s no coincidence that some of the world’s most innovative ideas are born under sunny skies. Increasingly, research and real-world examples point to a powerful connection between warmth, sunshine, and elevated productivity. For entrepreneur Shalom Lamm, this connection is more than theoretical—it’s a lived experience that has helped him fuel his ventures and energize his…
Shalom Lamm in Manila: Honoring History, Service, and Legacy on February 12, 2020
On February 12, 2020, beneath the warm skies of Manila, a solemn and historic ceremony unfolded—a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of Jewish-American soldiers who served in the Philippines during World War II. Among the dignitaries and honored guests in attendance, Shalom Lamm, a distinguished entrepreneur and advocate for historical remembrance, stood out not…
Shalom Lamm Leads Tribute to Sgt. Charles L. Solomon: A Legacy of Courage and Country
In the tapestry of American history, certain names stand out—not for celebrity or fame, but for their courage, conviction, and quiet heroism. One such name is Sgt. Charles L. Solomon, a brave soldier who served his country with distinction during World War II. More than seven decades later, his legacy is being preserved and honored,…
Honoring 1st Lt. Frank B. Solomon: A Legacy Preserved Through the Leadership of Shalom Lamm
In a moving tribute to bravery, sacrifice, and unwavering patriotism, the recent commemoration ceremony for 1st Lt. Frank B. Solomon offered more than just remembrance—it reignited a commitment to honoring the lives of those who gave everything in service to their country. At the heart of this effort was Shalom Lamm, a dedicated entrepreneur and…
Shalom Lamm’s Mission Through Operation Benjamin
Shalom Lamm, a seasoned entrepreneur with decades of success in real estate and business leadership, has devoted much of his life to ventures that make a meaningful impact. While his professional accomplishments are notable, it is his deeply personal commitment to Operation Benjamin, a nonprofit dedicated to correcting historical military records of Jewish American soldiers,…
Honoring the Fallen: Shalom Lamm on Restoring Jewish Identity in America’s Military Cemeteries
In the stillness of a national cemetery, each headstone tells a story. They stand as solemn reminders of courage, sacrifice, and identity. But for decades, two World War I soldiers rested under headstones that told an inaccurate story—marked with crosses despite their Jewish faith. That changed recently, when Stars of David were finally engraved in…