In a post on this site earlier in the week, Bad Times Beget Bad Decisions, Gail Hyman wrote "Brand building and reputation burnishing are important responsibilities for every organization and their leadership." A lesson every organization needs to keep in mind during bad times as … [Read more...] about The Brandeis Art Decision: A Field Day for Editorial Writers
NewsBits: Around the Jewish Web
Touching the world of Jewish philanthropy, here are two items appearing in the Israeli press this morning. from The Jerusalem Post: Federations in trouble We once thought of federations as a way of bonding with Israel, and as the single address for donating dollars to … [Read more...] about NewsBits: Around the Jewish Web
Israel’s NGOs Unhappy With Aid Package
According to The Jerusalem Post, "The government has announced a NIS 6 million aid package aimed at assisting hundreds of local charities and grassroots organizations facing closure due to the world economic crisis...The plan includes efforts to address the possible layoff of … [Read more...] about Israel’s NGOs Unhappy With Aid Package
NewsBits: The Hebrew Press
An article appeared in yesterday's Maariv on the funding discussions taking place between the UJC, JAFI and the Joint (here is the background). We would normally just provide a link but in this case we are posting the English translation so it is available to all our readers. … [Read more...] about NewsBits: The Hebrew Press
Fictitious Profits versus Earnings Lost
Jonathan S. Tobin recently joined Commentary magazine as Executive Editor. This is excerpted from his primere contribution: The Madoff Scandal and the Future of American Jewry The combined crises of 2008—the financial collapse and the Madoff scandal—will certainly exa … [Read more...] about Fictitious Profits versus Earnings Lost
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