Leadership Initiatives For Our Alumni Community

Wexner Heritage Program Alumni Network

Educating and inspiring exceptional volunteer leaders in North American Jewish Communities.

The 2,300 Alumni of the Wexner Heritage Program are top lay leaders at the local, national and international level. In the 35 cities where we have convened WHP cohorts, virtually every Jewish communal organization continues to be supported by our Alumni. They become presidents or chairs of synagogues, Federations, JCC’s, Hillels, day schools, camps and more; they often are founders or chairs of allocations or annual campaigns. They serve on the boards of JFNA, 70 Faces Media, the Foundation for Jewish Camp, International Hillel, AIPAC and J Street; The Shalom Hartman Institute, Pardes, Hadar and every US rabbinical seminary; the Jewish Education Project, Prisma, the JDC and so many more.

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WEXNER ISRAEL FELLOWS ALUMNI AND WEXNER SENIOR LEADERS NETWORK

Developing outstanding leaders for public service in Israel.

Upon graduating, the participants join the Foundations’ Alumni communities in Israel and the U.S. for further shared learning and significant activities for the public and society in Israel.

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WEXNER PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP ALUMNI NETWORK

Advancing professional leadership in North American Jewish communities. 

Opportunities to learn, connect, and exercise leadership do not end with the active fellowship. Through the Wexner Professional Leadership Programs Alumni Network, alumni of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program and Wexner Field Fellowship (as well as eventual alumni of the new fellowship for emerging leaders) are invited and encouraged to participate in, and contribute to, our alumni network and community. 

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WEXNER SUMMITS: THE NETWORK IN ACTION

Bringing together alumni of our network focused on solving critical problems though collaborative leading.

Wexner Summits provide a platform for Alumni across all five of our adult programs to work together to confront major challenges facing the Jewish world. Alumni coalesce around projects and emerge with new allies, inspiration and skill sets to move the dial on urgent issues.

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