Last month, I had the distinct honor of attending a three-day retreat with over two dozen Jewish communal professionals from across North America, as part of the Jewish Federations Executive Accelerator program. This opportunity allowed us to deepen our connection to community building and sharpen the tools needed to lead effectively by example. I was able to slow down and reflect deeply on what it means to serve the Jewish community, and I came away with a renewed sense of purpose for our work at Federation. Regardless of our professional roles in Jewish communities large and small, we all share a common belief in connecting people with purpose, a desire to grow the impact of our work, and the fortitude to lead our Jewish communities into a flourishing future.
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Last month, I had the distinct honor of attending a three-day retreat with over two dozen Jewish communal professionals from across North America, as part of the Jewish Federations Executive Accelerator program. This opportunity allowed us to deepen our connection to community building and sharpen the tools needed to lead effectively by example. I was able to slow down and reflect deeply on what it means to serve the Jewish community, and I came away with a renewed sense of purpose for our work at Federation. Regardless of our professional roles in Jewish communities large and small, we all share a common belief in connecting people with purpose, a desire to grow the impact of our work, and the fortitude to lead our Jewish communities into a flourishing future.