Supported broad variety of language-related tasks to include translation of documents for the Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Investigation Criminal Justice division.

SOS International provides language Interpreter services for the Department of Justice Executive Office for Immigration Review nationwide - USCIS, Court, ICE, etc.

Business owner: translated/interpreted legal, financial, medical, insurance, cultural, and scientific documents, contracts, correspondence from English to Hungarian, Hungarian to English.• Provided translation and interpretation services for clients including New York State Court System, New Jersey State Court System, Florida State Court System, Immigration Court, USCIS, Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, Medicaid, City of New York, Medicare, Social Security Administration, NYPD, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Police Forces of the United Kingdom, Consulate of Hungary, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Criminal Justice Division.• Advocated for hundreds of clients in legal, medical, and educational matters.• Focused on supporting victims of domestic abuse, child abuse, and human trafficking, ensuring access to justice, essential services, and resources.• Collaborated with various governmental and nonprofit organizations to facilitate communication and support for vulnerable populations.• Rehoming services including victim advocacy, media relations, police matters, health insurance, vehicle insurance, DMV, schooling, accidents, medical matters, work permit, resume, work search, launching new business, housing, move, renovations, social services, pension, asylum application, etc.

• Established KorHatartalan, a volunteer-network of 100+ women around the US volunteering to help the elderly and sick seniors living alone in the US during the pandemic.• Edited and co-authored "7 tips for building a stronger Hungarian diaspora community", a non-profit management handbook by Piros Pazaurek, Honorary Consul of Hungary.• Provided training and guidance to organizational leaders on a range of nonprofit management topics, including NGO establishment, leadership development, budgeting, and financial management.

Edited several books including of Consul General Piroska Pazaurek’s "7 Tips to Create a Strong Hungarian Community in the United States, 2020" a manual on non-profit management.

• Founder and director of the only Jewish artist residency program in the world. • Engaged 350+ artists from 29 countries• Created 6 summer-long residencies and 50+ prestigious public art projects • Created programming serving 10,000 visitors from diverse backgrounds AWARDS• Slingshot award in 2016: One of 50 most innovative and inspiring Jewish organizations in the United States• Lippman Kanfer Foundation semi-finalist for Jewish Wisdom award • New York City Development of Cultural Affairs in 2021: City Artist Corps award.

"The Jewish Bride" is a coming of age story of a 3rd generation Holocaust survivor. It was published by Libri, the largest book publisher in Hungary. The novel has been translated to English.“The Jewish Bride, is a meaningful inspiration to spiritual seekers from all walks of life.” ELLE

Jerusalem Report, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Marie Claire Hungary, ELLE Hungary, Nepszabadsag (largest daily newspaper), Szombat (Cultural Monthly), Globopolis, Budapest Times, Diplomacy & Trade, Business Hungary, Tilos Radio, Hungarian National Radio.

Oversaw all aspects of 100+ event logistics as part of the One Billion Dollar Roadmap campaign.

Created and implemented outreach campaign for award-winning educational program.

• Built and maintained strong relationships with external stakeholders, including city agencies, community organizations, advocacy networks, and faith-based groups, to enhance communications and engagement efforts.• Led all communication and marketing initiatives, promoting the organization’s mission and programs.

Successfully promoted outstanding cultural and Jewish communal programs to diverse audiences.

• Served as a liaison between UN Women headquarters and the National Committee.• Led the organization in advocating for gender equality both national and international level, for preventing violence against women and girls, promoting survivor support, aligning efforts with UN Women’s mission and objectives.• Collaborated with governmental and non-governmental organizations to strengthen legal frameworks and policies addressing gender-based violence at the national and European Union level, advocating for effective implementation. • Developed and implemented strategic initiatives that raised awareness about women’s rights issues in Hungary, resulting in increased community engagement and support.• Organized and facilitated workshops for community leaders, law enforcement, and healthcare providers, enhancing their capacity to support victims of violence.• Created a 501(c)(3) organization and built a high profile board to support mission.• Managed a diverse team and coordinated with various stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations to foster collaboration.• Raised significant funds for operational and program budgets through strategic partnerships and donor relations.• Successfully organized high-profile events engaging diplomats, business leaders, activists, and community leaders, to strengthen advocacy efforts.• Recruited Board of Directors and top-level supporters for the cause with Klara Dobrev, former First Lady of Hungary, Vice President of the European Parliament.Developed Hungary’s first governmental-level gender budgeting program, establishing frameworks for equitable resource allocation.• Launched a governmental micro loan program in collaboration with the Hungarian Development Bank to support female entrepreneurs’ economic empowerment.

• Assisted BOD in creating and maintaining organizational mission, governance, leadership.• Created organizational-level solutions – strategic and operational plan.• Organizational development – restructured organization for better transparency, volunteer involvement, BOD development, streamlining and working for efficiency.• Managed office, daily operations, calendar and membership database.• Managed with Executive Director the fiscal operations and was responsible for fiscal management and budgeting in accordance with the organization’s strategic plan and resources. • Created successful fundraising events including parlor parties and annual membership drive.• Coordinated all programming activities for a constituency of 300+ families, up to 1000+ participants including all Shabbat and holiday programming, cultural events, festivals, bnei mitzvahs, private parties, board meetings, staff trainings, family events and learning programs.• Liaised with vendors for catering, rentals, décor, security, labor, advertising, music, sound.• Produced all social media content, including regular updates on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube• Produced all official communication with constituency – weekly email, newsletter, flyers, brochures, reports, fundraising materials, website.• Supervised 6-8 part-time staff, managed all volunteer activities.

• Served as the designated press representative for Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány and First Lady Klára Dobrev (former Vice President of the European Parliament) effectively communicating key messages.• Acted as the lead advisor for the Prime Minister's Office on intergovernmental gender policy reform, advocating for sustainable changes to promote gender equality.

• Implemented all marketing and communication initiatives of the synagogue including newsletters, websites, database integration, social media, advertising• Created innovative events attracting large audiences: Day of Kabbala and Day of Ishbitz learning events at JCC in Manhattan, Carlebach yahrzeit Shabbaton, concerts, children’s programs, high holiday programs, Sephira Trail on Lag B’Omer, etc.• Edited Rabbi Naftali Citron's "Otzrot Chayim" translation by Rabbi Chayim Vital • Organized annual fundraiser parties at outstanding locations with celebrities including John Torturro and John Belusci.

• Coordinated the Plenum conference in Washington, D.C., engaging 500 leaders from national Jewish organizations to foster dialogue including gender equality issues.• Coordinated a variety of organizations’ board and task force meetings and receptions.• Cultivated relationships with potential donors and sponsors, building a comprehensive database to streamline grant applications and funding efforts.• Organized and led annual fundraising initiatives, significantly increasing support for organizational programs and community outreach.

Successfully helped Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz, founder of IPD, in creating a global network of leading economists, political scientists, journalists, and premier academic and policy centers in the global South and North.

• Oversaw the grant application and selection process, supervised grantees, created outcome measurement system grantee organizations dedicated to promoting the rights of ethnic and national minorities.• Managed foundation's daily operations and office.• Participated in organizing the "All Different-All Equal" youth campaign of the Council of Europe.