Steve Spreitzer is a Co-Executive Director, Michigan Roundtable for Diversity & Inclusion at Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion. He possess expertise in community organizing, community outreach, public speaking, program development, non profits and 3 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Steve is a compassionate and caring community member and leader. He lead the creation of Plymouth Canton Citizens for Diversity and Inclusion (PCCDI). The group started when Michigan Roundtable was asked for help on the basis of the Canton Hindu Temple racist remarks in the news. The community needed leadership, empathy and compassion. Steve was instrumental in getting a grant to assist in focusing the community on the efforts for diversity and inclusion. PCCDI would not have been an entity if it were not for Steve and his work.", "Steve's commitment to inclusion and diversity is unsurpassed as he performs his job and much beyond driven by true passion for values and ethics about which he is impassioned. When you are driven by true inner passion, the work product is exemplary,", and "Steve Spreitzer is an amazing speaker, advocate and community voice for diversity issues. He has partnered with me on various projects in regards to multicultural topics. His hard work at the Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion Walk for Unity stands for itself. The event has brought together people from many communities in Michigan for a day devoted to celebrating differences and walking for a cause vital for Metro Detroit's advancement. I have been chosen many times as a special guest for the Michigan Roundtable's Youth Conference in which Steve worked hard to motivate young people to bring their own vision in regards to race relations and diversity in general to their high school's and to discuss topics that effect them on a daily basis. Steve was also a guest speaker at our Race & Religion Conference at Oakland University and gave a compelling charge and challenge to the audience that allowed for thought-provoking conversation afterwards. Steve's Projects, Resilience and Initiative's provide a healthy addition to the Multicultural makeup of Michigan's advocacy mission and I would recommend him to anyone who is interested in like topics and the goal of inclusion and change."