Brooklyn, NY— The Boro Park JCC is announcing its new COVID-Conversation series. The first part of this vital FREE series launches this Monday, May 10, at 7:30 p.m. The live-streamed conversation will focus on legal, business, and accounting topics. All sessions will feature a live presentation by a noted professional in the field, followed by an interactive Q&A session with participation from viewers.
As we head out of COVID and look towards beginning the rebuilding process, the COVID Conversations series will be able to assist families and businesses regain lost ground.
Highly experienced leaders in their field will share their expertise with the community in the quest of assisting in recovery efforts from COVID. Speakers include Arthur L. Aidala, ESQ, who will offer Legal Advice for Small Business Owners. Saul N. Friedman, managing partner, Saul N. Friedman & Co., will give Accounting and Business Advice. Ira Zlotowitz, president, Eastern Union, will provide sage advice on Transitioning Your Business to Post-COVID Success. Avraham Bornstein, CPA, will address Government Funding in the COVID Era. Benjamin Goldburd, ESQ, will offer a Q&A on COVID Related Government Funding.
Future presentations of the COVID Conversation series will be announced shortly. Conversations will include medical and mental health topics. They will feature world-renowned physicians and mental health experts discussing the importance of vaccines and other physical and mental health-related challenges.
“We are thrilled to offer the COVID Conversation series to the community,” says Avi Greenstein, BPJCC CEO. “We could not have launched this exciting program without our dedicated sponsors, who not only helped support our COVID Conversations endeavor but also support us throughout the year.”
Sponsors of the program include Maimonides Medical Center, Ami Magazine, Boro Park Center, Hamaspik of Kings County, Ezra Medical Center, Toys 4U, Fidelis Care, and Atlantic Stone.
The COVID Conversation series is being organized and coordinated by Ushi Teitelbaum.
