JFNNJ holds its annual meeting
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- From left: JFNNJ President Daniel Herz of Demarest, the federation’s CEO, Jason Shames, and Stephanie Cohn and Audrey and Andrew Kent, all of Tenafly
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- From left: Jason Shames; Susan Greenbaum, CEO of Jewish Family and Children Services of Northern New Jersey; and David Goodman of Paramus
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- Honorees Allyn Michaelson, front row, fourth from left, and Susan Greenbaum, front row, second from right, with friends and family
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- From left: Jason Shames, Sari Gross of Wayne, Allyn Michaelson of Key Biscayne, FL, and Daniel Herz
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- From left: Andrew Kent, Ron Rosensweig of Wyckoff, Jayne Petak of River Vale, David Goodman of Paramus, Zvi Marans of Teaneck, Daniel Shlufman of Tenafly, Daniel Herz, and Jason Shames
The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey’s annual meeting on June 11 brought the community together to reflect on the past year, honor local leaders who made a difference, and introduce a new initiative, Jews for NJ. The initiative celebrates the diversity of Jewish life and invites everyone to show up, connect, and be part of something bigger.
The evening included elections of federation officers and approval of its bylaws, a community awards presentation, highlights from the year, and remarks by President Daniel C. Herz and CEO Jason M. Shames.
Susan Greenbaum received the Howard E. Charish Professional Leadership Award, Allyn Michaelson was given the Marge Bornstein Award for Outstanding Volunteerism, and the Young Leadership Award went to Stephanie Cohn.
Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey
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