Directory details for American Society For Technion Israel Institute Of Technology Inc
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American Society For Technion Israel Institute Of Technology Inc

55 EAST 59TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10022-1112
www.ats.org

THE AMERICAN TECHNION SOCIETY SUPPORTS THE TECHNION'S CRITICAL RESEARCH AND (CONTINUED ON SCH O)

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EIN:
130434195
Category:
International Affairs

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President

Mark G AI Nes

Ch AI Rman Of The Board

Steve Berger

Vice Ch AI Rman

Zahava Bar Nir

Vice Ch AI Rman

Scott Leemaster

Treasurer

Senator Paul B Steinberg

Assistant Treasurer

Janet Shatz Snyder

Secretary

Nancy Aronson

Assistant Secretary

Michael Miller

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Eli Almo

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Avraham Ashkenazi

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Rosalyn August

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Kenneth Bassey

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Ilene Berger

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Mark Bernstein

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Carol B Epstein

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Susan Feigenbaum

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Nathan Fischel

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Nora Fischer

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Laura Flug

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Alan Forman

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Steven Fuld

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Michael Gamson

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Sol Glasner

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Steve Wishner

Chief Executive Officer

Michael Waxman Lenz

Chief Financial Officer

Deborah Berkowitz

Chief Development Officer

David Chivo

Chief Camp Ops. & Stewardship Off.

Maryellen Titani Exec Dir

Chief Comm. Officer (Thru 08/24)

Jeffrey Sussman

Chief People Officer

Kate Yarhouse

Executive Director, Principal Gifts

Jerome Kleinman

Executive Dir., Planned Giving

Judy Sager

Regional Senior Dir. Of Development

Irv Elenberg

Executive Director, Principal Gifts

Victoria Buder

Regional Senior Dir. Of Development

Joey Selesny

Lead, Analytics & Strategy

Jana Littleton Former Project

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