• Previously worked for more than seven years at Montefiore in Beachwood, Ohio.
• Significant background in managing multi-faceted healthcare organizations and particular expertise in operations, financial management, quality improvement, strategic planning, board relations, and institutional advancement.
• Former board member of the Florida Board of Nursing Home Administrators, a gubernatorial appointment.
• Not-For-Profit Vice President on the Board of Directors of the Florida Health Care Association (FHCA), Florida’s largest advocacy organization for senior care providers.
• Nursing Home Chair and Regional Vice Chair of Advocacy for the Florida Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (FAHSA).
• Served on the Board of Directors of the Florida Health Care Association’s Quality Foundation.
• Served as a Board Member of the Association of Jewish Aging Services (AJAS).
• A member of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging and the American Health Care Association.
• Former Chairman of the Social Services Division of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland.
• Recently invited to serve on the Advisory Board of the George H. Heyman Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising at New York University.
• Appointed to Florida’s Nursing Home Prospective Payment Working Group.
• Master’s degree in Health Services Administration from George Washington University and a Bachelor’s degree in Health Care Management from the Medical College of Virginia.
• Certificate in Executive Management in Health Care from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

• Master’s degree in Holocaust and Genocide Studies from West Chester University of Pennsylvania in 2002.
• Advisory Board Holocaust Learning Experience.
• Advisory Board FAU University of Arts & Letters.
• Advisory Board Palm Beach School District Joint Holocaust Education Oversight Task Force.
• USC SHOAH Foundation- trained Interviewer.
• Experienced Founder with a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry.
• Educated students on the lessons of the Holocaust locally, nationally and globally.
• Skilled in Philanthropy, Social Media, Volunteer Management, Public Speaking.
• Development of partnerships for NEXT GENERATIONS with organizations such as United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Simon Wiesenthal Center, Anti Defamation League, FAU University, Lynn University etc.
• Developed Outreach Holocaust Education programs for NEXT GENERATIONS.

• Earned a MSW from Barry University and a Bachelor of Science from University of Florida.
• Worked in the field of Social Work for more than 30 years.
• Spent more than a decade working directly with Holocaust Survivors, sharing their lessons and stories in schools throughout Palm Beach County.
• Earned a certificate in Diversity Equity and Inclusion from USF which aligns with the Holocaust Learning Experience.
• Educated students on the importance of being and upstander and being more tolerant of others.
• Is currently an interviewer for the USC Shoah Foundation. Managed the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany grant for Holocaust Survivors.
• Envisioned, created and executed programs both locally and nationally.
• Planned and executed socialization events for Survivors.
• Practiced as clinician in private practice.

• BA English, Mercer University
• MA Curriculum and Instruction, University of Phoenix
• Retired Broward County teacher
• Certified in both English 6-12 and Social Studies 6-12
• National Board Certified, English
• Developed Holocaust Curriculum and guides for Broward County Schools
• Instructor, teacher-consultant, writer, and leader in the field of education since 1978
• Recipient of various awards earned during my tenure including:
  • The Florida Atlantic University Gutterman Family Foundation Holocaust Educator of the Year.
  • The Broward County Holocaust Educator of the Year Award recipient through the Central Agency for Jewish Education.
• Developed curriculum for Weissberg Consulting LLC for the new Mania and Max Nudel Holocaust Learning Center at the David Posnack Jewish Community Center in Davie, Florida.

Welcome to the Holocaust Learning Experience, where the profound legacies of two remarkable organizations converged to create a powerful force for education, remembrance, and compassion. Our story began when the non-profit senior healthcare organization, MorseLife Health System, joined forces with NEXT GENERATIONS of Holocaust Survivors, igniting a transformative journey that honors the past while shaping a brighter future.

The remarkable synergy between these two entities set the stage for a new era of understanding and healing. This partnership exemplifies the unwavering commitment to preserving the memories and lessons of the Holocaust while fostering a deep sense of empathy and support for survivors and their families.

By merging these two extraordinary entities, the Holocaust Learning Experience is poised to make an even greater impact on society. Together, we honor the memory of those who perished, celebrate the strength of survivors, and weave a tapestry of education that fosters empathy, knowledge, and hope.

Join us on this transformative journey of remembrance, education, and healing. Together, we can build a future that upholds the dignity of every human life and stands firmly against the atrocities of the past. Together, we can turn the painful lessons of history into a beacon of hope for generations to come.

An article of the merger can be seen here in a CityBiz article titled “MorseLife Health System and NEXT GENERATIONS Unite” (link: [CityBiz Article]).