By Doron Krakow Simple Economics I majored in economics at Rutgers University and got another healthy dose several years later on the road to my MBA. I’d like to say … Continued
Just Beyond the Wilderness | Shabbat Shalom 4 Tamuz 5783 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow Just Beyond the Wilderness Often, these Friday messages are an opportunity for me to reflect on a particular experience from the preceding week. Though this week offered … Continued
Achrayut | אחריות | Responsibility | Shabbat Shalom 27 Sivan 5783 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow Achrayut | אחריות | Responsibility Not long ago I was privileged to join a nascent coalition of Jewish organizations dedicated to the proposition that we share a … Continued
Even in Challenging Times, Israel Is Our Treasured Homeland
By Leah Garber “At the heart of every difficulty lies an opportunity.” —Albert Einstein It is no secret that the state of Israel is facing one of the most challenging … Continued
How Our Shared Experiences Inform and Strengthen the Work We Do
By Lauren Luedtke-Stafford On an early morning at the end of March, my teammates and I from the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, Jacobs Family Campus, boarded a bus and … Continued
A Milestone Anniversary | Shabbat Shalom 20 Sivan 5783 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow A Milestone Anniversary This month marks 70 years since the Bloor Street YMHA in downtown Toronto, Ontario, was founded. Known today as the Miles Nadal Jewish Community … Continued
A Café—And So Much More | Shabbat Shalom 13 Sivan 5783 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow A Café—And So Much More I earned my MBA more than 30 years ago and following a relatively short tenure at IBM, began my career in the … Continued
Living a Life That Matters
By Rabbi Irving Elson Not too long ago, our rabbi and teacher, Harold Kushner, passed away. Kushner gained great notoriety not only in the American Jewish community but with the … Continued
The Lives We Touch | Shabbat Shalom 28 Iyar 5783 שַׁבָּת שָׁלוֹם
By Doron Krakow The Lives We Touch Monday morning found me in Austin, Texas, where I was privileged to take part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the brand-new Dell Jewish … Continued
How a Conference in the Woods Gave Me a New View on Community
By Jacob Harris Wright On an unusually tranquil morning at the end of March, a few colleagues and I piled into a car and left the bustle of Manhattan, bound … Continued