Offering services to individuals with digital assets they value (cryptocurrency, NFTs, etc) to keep them from being lost or stolen. I work with clients to develop backup plans that are more organized and robust, adding layers of security such as cold wallets and multi-signature authentication. Clients can opt into a "deadman switch" service that would help transfer their assets to a beneficiary in the event of incapacity, and support services are offered to those 3rd parties to help them access and liquidate the assets. In addition to the specific services listed above, I am also available to teach and consult on matters related to cryptocurrency, digital security, NFTs etc. I do not offer financial advice, I cannot tell you which cryptocurrencies to invest it, and I don't understand the financial machinery behind most DeFi projects. So don't ask.

Responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the organization in North America and ongoing engagement with the alumni community. As a member of the senior leadership team, I am involved in the design and implementation of strategy for the organization.

I have the privilege of working with our 700+ North American alumni to build a model pluralistic Jewish community that spreads throughout the world. Our alumni are engaged in professions and volunteer roles of every type imaginable, with many of them achieving levels of significant accomplishment. In their personal and professional lives, we support them in modeling the values of the Bronfman Youth Fellowship. Much of this work is done through network weaving - the personalized and retail process of making introductions between alumni who share professional interests or personal life experiences. I organize in-person and virtual events for our alumni to reconnect and discuss important ideas with one another. I staff our Alumni Advisory Board which meets monthly to support the work of the organization, and I oversee the administration of our Alumni Venture Fund grant making initiative.

•Direct supervisor for organizational staff. Served as the lead organizational professional peak programming season during the search for a new full-time Executive Director.•Supervised and/or directly executed all organizational programming including a two day conference with 1000 attendees and 50 sessions, an ongoing monthly webinar series, a kickstarter campaign raising over $11,000 (200% of its goal) in three weeks, a bi-annual journal and other awareness initiatives.•Coordinated seasonal fundraising mailings that feature original pieces of scholarship written by women, instituted a new online donation form to ease collection and acknowledgement, organized a new UnConference event for 250 attendees, and launched the first membership drive in many years that netted over $10,000 in new revenue in the first three months.•Transitioned the organizational blog to a new network that expanded readership exponentially and expanded Facebook engagement by 59%.

Conduct prospect research, create social media campaign, coordinate alumni relations and manage naming opportunities for a multi-million-dollar Capital Campaign. Participate in the planning and implementation of numerous annual campaigns.

Bnei Akiva is world-wide Zionist youth movement. I have been involved with this organization for a number of years, and am currently helping the Regional NY Board grow stronger in my role as Chairman of the Board.

The Eimatai Leadership Development Project works with Jewish high school students from across North America to help them become leaders. By opening the students' minds, empowering them with skills, and encouraging them to take action, Eimatai participants take the first steps in becoming the future leaders of their communities.

I managed a staff of 20 college students, supervised a program for over 100 children, created educational programs and materials, conducted training sessions for the staff.

Managed 40 personnel in the largest US region of a worldwide Zionist Youth Movement. Promoted new educational programs, initiated fund-raising campaigns, and rallied New York’s youth behind the importance of Israel.Created the first of what has become annual Habit for Humanity Winter Break Service Learning Missions. 20 college students traveled to Georgia (now they go to South Carolina) for a week of hands-on volunteering, interaction with community members, and collaborative learning.