Presidents Dinner
Tikkun Olam is a Hebrew phrase and key Jewish belief, which references the shared responsibility to heal, repair and transform the world. The goal of the Presidents Dinner is to bring in world-renowned speakers for a one-of-a-kind experience that will inspire our community with a global message of Tikkun Olam on an intimate level. We accomplish this by making the event accessible to all community members, while at the same time providing Corporate Sponsors the opportunity to gain awareness for their exposure.
Presidents Dinner is held annually between May and June.
Past Speakers
2022 Keynote Speaker Noa Tishby
Israeli-American actress, producer, writer, and activist
2017 Keynote Speaker Dr. Deborah Lipstadt
2019 Keynote Speaker Dr. Ruth Westheimer
World-renowned psychosexual therapist, author, and lecturer
2016 Keynote Speaker Randi Zuckerberg
2018 Keynote Speaker Lior Raz
2015 Keynote Speaker David Gregory
Jewish Observer
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