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Bruce A Lev

Bruce has served on the Board for the past ten years and recently assumed the posistion of Chairman. As a college student Bruce was actively involved in helping raise money for UJA and travelled to Israel. Bruce cares deeply about Hofstra Hillel and hopes to inspire his peers to become involved in Jewish life on campus today

Bruce serves as the partner-in-charge of the New York tax practices at Weiser LLP. He provides tax planning & consulting service to various closely held businesses, pass through entities, & not-for-profit organizations relating to Unrelated Business Income Tax and other tax services. Bruce also heads the Private Client Services Group for the firm's NY office, concentrating his practice on individual tax and financial planning matters. Bruce provides income tax, estate tax, financial planning, and consulting services to high net-worth individuals and their family offices. In addition, Bruce is actively involved with staff recruiting, and training and development of the tax department's personnel.

Diane Wohl

Bert Belsky

Bernie Marcus '50

Annora Gilman '84

Mark Gottlieb

Bruce Kafenbaum

Bruce Kafenbaum served as co-chair of Hofstra Hillel's Board of Directors for eight years. Under his leadership, Hofstra Hillel grew exponentially: the Board of Directors doubled in size, Hillel's endowment increased dramatically and the lives of thousands of students were touched.

Bruce has been actively involved in Jewish life on Long Island as a member of the Executive Board of Temple Beth El of Great Neck.  He is also involved with UJA Federation of NY.  Bruce is a Wexner Heritage Program graduate a prestigious program designed to educate volunteer leaders in the history, thought, traditions and contemporary challenges of the Jewish people.

Professionally, Bruce is the owner and operator of Multifamily, Office and Shopping Center, and Car Wash facilities in the New York Metro area since 1979.  In addition Bruce is currently on the Executive Board of Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP); a NYC property owner's organization which advocates, lobbies, and protects property owners' rights in New York State.  In the past Bruce has served in many capacities from Legal Chair to Vice President of this organization.

Jonathan Kroll '93

Robert Margulies '79

Michael Prywes '08

Richard Sirlin

Richard Sirlin served as co-chair of Hofstra Hillel’s Board of Directors for eight years. Under his leadership, Hofstra Hillel grew exponentially: the Board of Directors doubled in size, Hillel’s endowment increased dramatically and the lives of thousands of students were touched.

From a deep sense of responsibility to ensure that Jewish students “in his backyard” have a vibrant Jewish campus community, Richard has devoted boundless time and energy to achieving this goal.

Richard is the President of Lakeville Industries.  Lakeville Industries offers the finest and most extensive selection of kitchen and bathroom cabinetry available anywhere.  Lakeville Industries serves the building and remodeling industry in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

Isaac Snyder

Alan Steinberg '79, '80

Alan Steinberg was born and raised on Long Island.  He received his BBA and MBA from Hofstra Univeristy.  As a student, Alan was president of the School of Business Student Advisory Board.

After earning his MBA, he traded commodities at Phibro-Salamon Inc. for 7 years and then ventured into real estate. For the past 20 years, Alan has served as president of his own real estate investment and management firm.

Alan is married (also for 20 years) and is the father of six children; 3 boys and 3 girls-which gives Alan his greatest joy.

Pictured with Alan is the very well known TV personality, Chris Mathews. This photo was taken the night Hofstra hosted the presidential debate.

Michael Wachs '03