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who work hard and often make him look good. Second, he has great leadership who are completely committed and passionate about the Jewish community. And third, he has many donors who are absolute gems of people.
Finally, and most importantly, he is blessed with a great wife—Dana—of 18 years and two kids: Aviva and Sam. After the teenage years, they will return to terrific too; until then, there’s single malt scotch.
JiLL NAmm was introduced to The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles more than 20 years ago. She started off hosting outreach activities, and before long she was asked to be on the Valley Alliance Women’s Department Board.
Most recently, Jill has been the Valley Alliance Campaign co-chair. Other past leadership roles have included Valley Alliance Women’s Department president and Women’s Campaign Chair. She continues
her work for the Federation as a board member, inspired by the powerful leaders with whom she works on a daily basis and by the concept that she is helping to make a difference for others at home and abroad.
Jill has traveled on Federation CCD missions to Israel, Poland, Ethiopia and Hungary and has seen first-hand how our work impacts the lives of those in Jewish communities around the world. After long-time involvement with her children’s schools as a volunteer, the Federation gave Jill more opportunities to give back to the community, and today she is an integral part of its work.
A Lion of Judah since 1998, Jill joined the board of National Women’s Philanthropy in 2009. In 2012, she was co-recruitment chair for the ILOJC in New York City, has co-chaired the Heart to Heart mission
to Israel, and is currently the vice chair of communication on the NWP board. Celebrated for her leadership in her
community, Jill received the Golda Award in 2013, the Rita Reznikoff Award in 2000. She and her husband, Steven, reside in Encino. They have three children; Rachel, Rebecca, and Michael; and one granddaughter, Olivia.
LesLie DANNiN RoseNtHAL became
the president of the Jewish Federation
of Greater MetroWest, NJ on July 1, 2014. She has served as UJA Annual Campaign chair for Greater MetroWest and as a Major Gifts co-chair. Leslie is a past president of MetroWest’s Women’s Philanthropy and past Women’s Campaign chair. Leslie also served as a chair of MetroWest’s Israel and Overseas Committee and was a vice-chair of the merger committee that resulted in the creation of Greater MetroWest.
Leslie was a founding board member of The Partnership for Jewish Learning and Life, and serves as a member of the Rachel Coalition Steering Committee. She is honored to
serve as a member of the National Women’s Philanthropy Advisory Council. She was a co- chair of the 2010 International Lion of Judah Conference.
Leslie has a life-long involvement in volunteer opportunities. She is a past president of Oheb Shalom Congregation located in South Orange, NJ. She is a proud alumna of the National Young Leadership Cabinet of The Jewish Federations of North America.
A graduate of Smith College and Boston University School of Law, Leslie served as a deputy attorney general in the New Jersey Attorney General’s Division of Law, representing the New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection. Leslie and her husband David live in South Orange and are the parents of James, 27, and Elise, 24.
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