Board of Directors
Elisa Spungen Bildner
JTA is governed by an independent, volunteer Board of Directors that numbers a maximum of 75 members. The Directors, who are elected for three-year terms, are drawn from communities throughout North America, as well as Israel, Europe and other international localities. Every effort is made to keep the Board as diverse as possible and broadly representative of the Jewish community. Among the many constituencies represented on the Board are the Jewish newspaper publishing industry, the Jewish federation establishment, the Zionist movement, and leaders in the media and Internet industries.
Executive Committee
President
Elisa Spungen Bildner, Montclair, NJ
Chairman of the Board
Daniel J. Krifcher, Washington
Vice Presidents
Daniel Greenspun, Las Vegas
Jane G. Weitzman, Greenwich, CT
Mark Wilf, Livingston, NJ
Secretary
Bruce A. Arbit, Milwaukee
Treasurer
Marshall M. Weinberg, New York
Executive Editor and Publisher
Mark J. Joffe
Executive Committee Members at Large
David F. Eisner, New York
Robert Raich, Montreal
Betsy R. Sheerr, Philadelphia
Joseph Weilgus, New York
Gary Wexler, Los Angeles
Past Presidents
Caryn Rosen Adelman, Chicago
Robert H. Arnow, New York
Julius Berman, New York
Shoshana S. Cardin, Baltimore
Martin S. Fox, Newark
Howard E. Friedman, Baltimore
William Lee Frost, New York
William M. Landau (ל״ז)
Norman H. Lipoff, Miami
Ivan Michael Schaeffer, Washington
Marshall M. Weinberg, New York
Directors
Micahel Adler, Miami
Paul R. Alter, New York
Bret A. Caller, Cincinnati
Susan S. Diamond, Columbus, OH
Nancy Falchuk, Boston
Susan Gelman, Washington
Larry J. Hochberg, Chicago
Joseph D. Hurwitz, Hartford
Howard S. Jonas, New York
Brian Kerner, London
Marc S. Klein, Alameda, CA
Zina Kramer, Detroit
Jared C. Kushner, New York
Honorary Director
Charlotte Jacobson, Palm Beach, FL
Mark J. Miller, Chicago
Judith L. Palkovitz, Pittsburgh
Martin Peretz, Cambridge, MA
Phillip Ritzenberg, New York
Gary Rosenblatt, New York
Aryeh Rubin, Aventura, FL
David J. Rudis, Chicago
Jonathan D. Sarna, Newton, MA
S. Stephen Selig, Atlanta
Scott J. Seligman, San Francisco
Irving A. Smokler, Boca Raton, FL
Carol Brennglass Spinner, New York
Rob Steinbaum, Metrowest
Kalman Sultanik, New York
Bernice S. Tannenbaum, New York
Roberta Elliott Wantman, So. Orange
Bennett Yanowitz, Cleveland
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