Curriculum 11/12 9am-12pm Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt
12/3 9:30am-11:30am Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt
1/21 9:30am-11:30am Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt
2/11 9:30am-11:30am Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt
The State of Jewish Community in America
Leading Change: Leadership Skills in a Changing World
Leaders of Nashville: Jewish and nonJewish Leaders in Nashville
Nonprofit Leadership 101
Dr. Janet Aronson
Dr. Ray Friedman
Noah Spiegel
Associate Director, Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies and Steinhardt Social Research Institute, Brandeis University
Brownlee O. Currey Chair, Professor of Management, Vanderbilt University
Pam Kelner interviewing Marcus Whitney
Demographic view and challenges of the Jewish Community in the U.S Data gathering challenges and their meaning Ice breaking: what is the biggest challenge of the national/local community
Relevancy of the topic Highly interactive session: case studies Some pre-session reading material
Executive Director, JFS Founding Partner, Jumpstart Health Investors (JHI)
Waiting for confirmation of two additional panelists Speakers will share their professional experiences and challenges Networking time
Consultant, Center for Nonprofit Management
We will focus on the myths and truths of healthy board governance The approach of communitycentered boards Highly interacrive session
Curriculum 3/24 9:30am-11:30am Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt
National and Local Contemporary Jewish Experience
4/7 9:30am-11:30am Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt
The History of Jewish Community in Nashville
Rabba Daniella Pressner Dr. Shaul Kelner Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies, Vanderbilt University
Head of Akiva School
Dan Horwitz CEO, Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville
The connection between the national and local level This session will include discussion of antisemtisim
5/5 5:30pm-7:30pm Location TBD
Ari Dubin Executive Director, Vanderbilt Hillel
Rabbi Mackler The Temple
15 minute Nashville Jewish History Case studies of big challenges we are facing right now: BDS, politics, fundraising and Jewish accessibility, engagement and growth, congregational affiliation, Jewish education
Cocktail Event
Megan Barry Former Mayor of Nashville
Leadership, Nashville, and Megan’s story Next steps - paths for further involvement This event will take place at Henrietta Red (Goldberg)