Todd Sukol's article Featured in eJewish Philanthropy

Executive Director Todd Sukol’s “Shared spaces, chance encounters & life-changing moments” was recently featured in eJewish Philanthropy.

In a time when the United States finds itself in extraordinary political and ideological polarization, he maintains in the article, the solution “is not going to come from a major government initiative or a new set of leaders, but from the people themselves. Ultimately, the most powerful response to the current state of affairs is for each of us to strengthen and diversify our personal relationships. This can be most effectively accomplished in small group settings.”

“Our own Jewish faith has much to offer in this regard as well, as does the network of Jewish organizations that make up the fabric of American Jewish life,” he writes. “Organizational life, and Jewish organizational life in particular, is worth prioritizing through these turbulent times,.”

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Mayberg Foundation Executive Director Todd Sukol Featured on AEPi’s National Panel Discussion on Philanthropy Post Coronavirus

Listen to this discussion on the future of nonprofits and the world's charitable sector post Coronavirus.

AEPi's Center for Career & Professional Development sponsored a virtual panel discussion, “Nonprofits and Coronavirus: This Too Shall Pass,” on April 23, 2020. Todd J. Sukol, Mayberg Foundation Executive Director, participated as one of three featured panelists, all representing different perspectives on the nonprofit/philanthropic sector.

Moderated by AEPi Foundation Managing Director Jay Feldman, this discussion explored what's next and what can be done to ensure the longevity of nonprofits and the world’s charitable sector.

A veteran nonprofit executive and student of the field of philanthropy, Sukol brought perspective based on his current role at the Mayberg Foundation and his work as a philanthropic advisor to individuals and foundations.

The other featured panelists included Michael Morris, trustee of The Marcus Foundation and publisher of Atlanta Jewish Times and Keith Dvorchick, CEO of the Roth Family JCC of Greater Orlando and Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando Executive Director.