Gurevich Zalman (born November 20, 1878, Vitebsk) — public and social activist.

Zalman Gurevich was educated in Germany: he studied at the universities of Berlin, Leipzig, and Heidelberg, and at the Handelshochschule (Commerce College) in Leipzig.

Professional and public activity in Riga (from 1904)

Assistant chairman, later chairman, of the society “Cheap Jewish People’s Kitchens” (Дешевые еврейские народные кухни), which provided affordable meals to those in need.

Member of Kinder Freundt, a Jewish mutual-aid society supporting children.

Served on the board of Vienība, likely a Jewish community or mutual-aid association in Riga.

Board member of Nord Bank, indicating involvement in Jewish financial and banking circles.