Tag: Gary Bernstein
Social responsibility is a practice that prioritizes positive social impacts in the community, often putting people first. The basic goal is to improve communities – both local and throughout the world – by including social, ...
Gary Bernstein, the CEO of the Jewish Community Alliance of Northeastern Pennsylvania, shares how the Sidney and Pauline Friedman JCC is centered on everyone. In 2019, the Sidney and Pauline Friedman Jewish Community Center opened ...
Gary Bernstein shares advice for developing positive relationships in nonprofit. After spending many years as a nonprofit executive, I have had numerous experiences interacting with folks of all ages, backgrounds, religions and interests. As many ...
In The Last Word, we sit down with an industry expert to share their wealth of knowledge. In the 2022 July/August issue, the conversation features Gary Bernstein, the CEO of the Jewish Community Alliance of Northeastern ...
Gary Bernstein, the CEO of the Jewish Community Alliance of Northeastern Pennsylvania, discusses ethical leadership – leading with character, values and effective communication. Ethical leadership is understanding what your basic values are and to live ...
The Friedman JCC Day Camp is kicking off a $3 million “Building a Brighter Future” capital campaign. For the past 90-plus years, the Friedman JCC Day Camp has been serving its region’s youth. According to ...
Last week, we discussed “How to Build a Competent Board.” In the final part of this series, we discuss “The Role of an Effective CEO in Nonprofit.” The Role of an Effective CEO The CEO ...
Last week in this series, we continued to cover “The Roles of the Board of Directors in Nonprofit Organizations.” This week we’ll discuss “Building a Competent Board.” Building a Competent Board All boards have a ...
Last week in this series, we covered “The Roles of the Board of Directors in Nonprofit Organizations.” This week will continue to cover this topic, with an emphasis on specific duties. Support and Evaluate the ...
Insight on running volunteer management programs including recruitment, training and showing appreciation. Nonprofit organizations recognize their most significant assets are their people – the board, staff and volunteers – whose know-how and hard work make ...
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