 The New England Region Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs Annual Meeting Monday, May 20, 2019 7:00 PM Please join us at the 2019 Annual Meeting at which we will thank our outstanding departing Regional Board Officers, recognize the many accomplishments of our Region's clubs, and elect and welcome our new Regional Board slate. The May 20th Annual Meeting will start at 7PM with appetizers and beverages, followed by a brief minyan and a catered deli dinner. Our keynote speaker for the dinner portion of the event will be Robert Trestan, Executive Director of the ADL New England. He will speak on a very compelling and timely topic:  Mr. Trestan will focus on the increase in anti-Semitism across the country and steps communities can take to stem the rising tide of hate. We are hopeful that members of the New England Region and their clubs will be able to play a constructive role in joining efforts to combat anti-Semitism. Robert Trestan oversees the League's fundraising, program initiatives and leadership development. He is an experienced civil right advocate dedicated to developing community partnerships and initiatives that provide justice, equality and fair treatment. Paid reservations made by May 14th are $20, after that, $25. Join us on May 20th for what will certainly be an enjoyable, informative, and inspiring evening. The Annual Meeting is a great way to start the next Brotherhood season. If you have any questions, please call David Arons (of the Temple Israel Sharon Brotherhood), Chairman of the Annual Meeting, by email or at (h) 781-784-9552. 2019 – 2020 New England Region Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs Nominated Slate
*The Treasurer position is a two-year position and was be elected for the period July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2021.
There are two primary and two assistant positions with nobody yet nominated. These positions will be available for nomination from the floor. Additional candidates for the other positions may be nominated from the floor, as well.
The nominating committee consists of David Kravitz, Alan Nissenbaum, Joel Pravda, Barrie Pastor, Mark Popovsky and chairman, David Singer. |
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