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Michelle W. Malkin: Nonprofit Jewish Professional

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Michelle W. Malkin: Nonprofit Jewish Professional

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Michelle W. Malkin: Nonprofit Jewish Professional

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Aaron and I discuss his new project promoting positive collaborative conversations around preserving democracy in America. Bringing voices and partners from all over together in this commitment, Aaron is building a coalition to protect an ideal
Michelle W. Malkin reflects on the first six episodes of the 2023 series. Going forward, she will be interviewing organizations who have chosen to partner with A More Perfect Union: The Jewish Partnership for Democracy starting with their CEO A
Alex Zablotsky and I discuss how one conversation could turn into a meaningful career and how being great at one thing doesn't mean there isn't room to take that greatness to new creative levels!Listen to all IWYK episodes on our website: www.i
Gila and I discuss her path to creating something new in the Jewish community when she faced challenges starting her family and felt lost and alone. Now those efforts have become her full time job as she works tirelessly to provide support to o
Rabbi Noah Farkas and I discuss what the last year and a half has been like for him as he transitioned into the leadership role for one of the largest Jewish Federation in North America. Listen to all IWYK episodes on our website: www.itswhoyou
Audra P. Berg and I discuss strategies for creating and maintaining positive relationships with volunteer leaders and donors. We dip into the challenges specifically of female leaders, way to build and maintain your confidence, and protect your
Michele Schipper and I dig into the unique offerings of this new type of umbrella organization. Offering communities of all shapes and sizes in the southern states access to a collective identity, programming, spiritual leadership, and pride in
Beth Gansky and I explore the relationship between executive, or any professional, and their coach. We discuss what the experience had been like for me to work with Beth over the course of six months and what benefits a professional can expect
It's Who You Know! is back and ready to release awesome conversations with Jewish professionals! With a slightly different, less time consuming format, Michelle W. Malkin will be streaming her conservations on YouTube then posting the audio her
Michelle W. Malkin talks about what it was like to re-listen to conversations from over 3 years ago, what she learned from her guests, and what she hopes for as this project finally gets re-launched!Listen to all IWYK episodes on our website: w
Rabbi Josh Fenton (Yoshi) and I discuss the creation of Studio 70, a Jewish after school program that blends multiple learning styles and engagement options to make Jewish identity building as natural as coming home at the end of the day. Hear
Cheryl Cook and I discuss the strategic way Avodah is run and the natural communities it has created across the Unites States. We talked about the role of being a CEO and how that role is changing to ensure our leaders have all the tools they n
Rabbi Kipnes and I explore how his leadership has guided his community to create constantly evolving offerings and structures to meet the needs of their community. His warmth, openness, and courage embody what a wise leader should be and the ef
Dan and Lex dive deep with me on their mission to deconstruct Judaism from its institutional bounds to show people that Judaism can be what we make it. Judaism wasn't always what it is today and will not be this way forever. Explore the origins
Jamie discuss with me her path into Jewish nonprofit work and how she has transformed the organization she lead for almost 7 years. Her ability to see what is obvious to her but seemingly no one else has made her incredibly successful in transf
After a year long hiatus, It's Who You Know! is ready to start publishing new conversations starting January 2020. We just need your help to cover some of the start-up costs. You can help re-launch the project by contirbuting any amount at whoy
Something New: Michelle W. Malkin, podcast creator, discusses with a special guest host her experience creating this project and her hopes for the future of the podcast. Hear her personal journey and professional advice on this last episode for
Global Impact on Individuals: David M. Schizer, CEO, discusses his work supporting social services for Jews around the world. From the youth to the elderly, from large to small communities, David shares stories of how this large organization’s
Nancy discusses with me her career in building bridges between the Jewish community and the non-Jewish world around us and how this experience has changed when viewing the work through a gender specific organization.Read Nancy's full bio, get l
Robert Bank, President and CEO, discusses his work in promoting Jewish values around the world in an attempt to positively influence public policy, thoughts, and the way the American Jewish community interacts with the world around us. Read Rob
Wendy Rosov, Founder and Principal, discusses her experience working with Jewish educational institutions in helping them evaluate their programs and create plans for how to move forward in an ever changing world.Read Wendy's full bio, get link
Matt Grossman, Chief Executive Officer, discusses the joys and challenges of leading a pluralistic teen movement and how he supports his teen leadership in creating the type of community they want to be a part of. Read Matt's full bio, get link
Idit Klein, Executive Director, discusses how she built the organization from the ground up and how our Jewish institutions have evolved over time in their culture, programming, and outlook in how they adapt to the changing gender identity envi
Doron Krakow, President and CEO, discusses the JCC model of Jewish engagement and how it might differ from other legacy organizations in its approach to building Jewish identity and community. Read Doron's full bio, get links to JCCA, find othe
Dr. Betsy Stone, psychologist, helps us reflect on our personal and professional values as Jewish professionals. This unique episode walks us through a reflective exercise as we engage in the high holy days. Download the Periodic Table of Mench
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