Headquarters
The Wexner Foundation
8000 Walton Parkway, Suite 110
New Albany, Ohio 43054
Phone: 614 939-6060
Fax: 614 939-6066

Any member of the Foundation staff can be reached by e-mail using the first initial of their first name with their last name @wexner.net (example jdoe@wexner.net)

Larry S. Moses, President
Rabbi B. Elka Abrahamson, Vice President, Leadership Programs
Or Mars, Director, Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program
Karen Collum, Administrator
Melinda Secrest, Coordinator of Finance
Pam Driftmyer, Receptionist
Liz Meyers, Assistant to the President
Linda Smith, Assistant to the Director, Wexner Graduate Fellowship Program


New York Office
The Wexner Foundation
551 Madison Avenue, 9th Floor
New York, New York 10022
Phone: 212 355-6115
Fax: 212 751-3739

Cindy Chazan, Vice President, Alumni and Community Development
Lori Baron, Director, Operations and Conferences
Rabbi Jay Moses, Director, Wexner Heritage Program
Sherri Hirschenboim, Assistant to Director, Wexner Heritage Program and Assistant to Director,  Operations & Conferences
Nancy Neuberger, Assistant, Alumni and Community Development


Israel Office
The Wexner Foundation
37 Derech Beit Lechem
Jerusalem, Israel 93553
Phone: 02 563-7035
Fax: 02 561-2002

Deborah Housen-Couriel, Director, Wexner Israel Fellowship Program
Ilana Feldman, Office Administrator, Wexner Israel Fellowship Program
Anna Michel, Project Manager, Wexner Israel Fellowship Program

Harvard University Office
The Wexner Israel Fellowship Program
Harvard Kennedy School
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Phone: 617 496-7113
Fax: 617 495-4988

Allison Shapira, Coordinator, Wexner Israel Fellowship Program at Harvard University

Foundation Presidents Emeritus
Rabbi Maurice S. Corson, President Emeritus, The Wexner Foundation
Rabbi Nathan Laufer, President Emeritus, Wexner Heritage
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, z"l, of blessed memory, Founding President Emeritus, Wexner Heritage


The Wexner Foundation and philanthropies are non-partisan, inter-denominational, pluralistic programs that engage leaders of divergent opinions and provide forums for rigorous debate on a wide range of issues. Faculty, speakers and authors at any of the Foundations' written and spoken forums express their views only. Such views are not to be construed as the views of any of the Wexner philanthropic organizations.