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SUMMARY:"In The Know" - A Panel Discussion Focusing on Addiction in the Family
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nWhen someone suffers from addiction\, the impacts often spread like ripples on a pond to family and community.  This impressive panel will raise awareness of addiction and help us learn what that looks like in family systems. \n\nHow addiction affects the family as a whole?\nWhat are the causes and triggers for addiction?\nHow can we help young people cope with the challenges of adolescence and young-adulthood without self-medicating?\nDysfunction in the family and how it manifests through the years.\nOvercoming stigma and cultivating honest and raw conversations\n\nPanel members: \n\nAriella Jonas\, LCSW\, MBA\, SHRM-SCP – Senior VP\, Caron Treatment Centers\nAlex Price – CEO Project Opioid\nAdam L. Saslov\, LMHC PA – Individual\, Group\, Family Therapy\nJohn Puls\, LCSW\, MCAP – Co-Founder of Full Life Comprehensive Care\nModerated by Rabbi Dan Levin\n\n  \nRegister\nCo-Sponsored by Ruth and Norman Rales JFS and Temple Beth El Brotherhood \nABOUT OUR PANELISTS:\nAriella Jonas\, LCSW\, MBA\, SHRM-SCP \nAs Senior Vice President of HR & Training\, Ariella Jonas oversees all facets of human resources and training including strategy\, recruiting\, retention\, and compensation\, as well as training and professional development. She focuses on innovating and improving employee benefits and engagement in order to ensure Caron’s position as an employer of choice and maintain Caron’s high retention rate. \nShe believes\, “Employees and those who contribute to patient care are our most important asset that we must protect and preserve at every opportunity\, while maintaining fiscal responsibility to our mission.’” Ariella has worked in administration at Caron since 2015. \nHer personal background and work experience as a therapist and in an acute psychiatric environment contribute to the store of knowledge that she puts to use every day in her goal to ensure a safe and productive treatment environment. \nAriella is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Florida\, which is how she began her career at Caron—interning while earning her master’s degree in social work\, after which she became a therapist. She returned to Caron as a case specialist in 2011 and took on the job of director of quality in 2015\, which grew into vice president of the Florida continuum. Ariella shared that moving into the corporate human resources department is “an exciting new challenge\, one that offers growth and expansion of my current skill set. I look forward to utilizing my skills learned in my various previous roles to make a difference in human resources and for the Caron organization.” \n  \nAlex Price\, Founder & CEO\, Mission Impact Strategies\n& CEO\, Project Overdose Florida  \nAlex Price is one of Florida’s most recognized and accomplished community leaders and change-makers. Leveraging over 20 years leading philanthropy and community relations for many leading Fortune 500 companies\, Alex now drives impact as the Founder & CEO of Mission Impact Strategies. Through this firm\, Alex and his partners pursue their passion for helping partners overcome their challenges of unreached potential in philanthropy\, external communications\, coalition building\, leadership and sustainability. \nAlex also serves as CEO of Project Overdose\, one of America’s leading advocacy groups working to solve the overdose crisis. As he partners with Project Overdose’s founder\, Andrae Bailey\, to expand this movement\, the two are also co-founding Making Change Florida\, a nonprofit tackling a range of the state’s most pressing social challenges\, of which the overdoes crisis is one. \nAlex’s leadership has been forged through years creating national and statewide philanthropic initiatives. He most recently served as Vice President of Culture\, Engagement & Community Impact at Burlington Stores Inc. Here Alex’s was also appointed Vice Chair of the Burlington Foundation\, where he supported communities and engaged 60\,000 associates nationwide. Under his leadership\, Burlington was named one of PEOPLE Magazine’s “100 Companies That Care” in 2023. \nBefore Burlington\, Alex was National Director of Community Investment at Office Depot\, where he created and launched initiatives like Start Proud!®\, the nation’s largest back-to-school charity program\, and the Elevate Together®\, a national program aimed at empowering Black and Hispanic small businesses. His prior roles include leadership positions at Comcast and ADT\, where he created impactful and award-winning community relations programs\, like ADT Always Cares®. \nAlex discovered his passion for community impact in New York City\, where he began his career with top advertising agencies before transitioning to public service in Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s administration as Manager of Communications for the NYC Department of Education. He also founded nycTIES\, the city’s top nonprofit during that period at promoting volunteerism among the city’s young professionals. \nAlex holds a BFA from Florida State University and a Master’s Degree in Strategic Communications from Columbia University. He resides in Boca Raton\, Florida\, with his beautiful wife\, Jessie\, and their four children. \n  \nAdam L. Saslov\, LMHC PA\nIndividual\, Group\, Family Therapy \nAdam Saslov is an accomplished South Florida psychotherapist and behavioral health consultant\, currently in private practice since 2000 and specializing in the treatment of mood disorders\, substance misuse\, couples counseling and personality issues.  Adam began working as a therapist in 1992 and has worked in a diverse range of clinical capacities including\, mental health facilities\, treatment centers of different levels\, out patient centers and private practice.  He has served as an expert witness for cases involving family court and has provided training to The Broward County Bar Association.  He also filled in as an adjunct professor at FAU.  He also serves as a clinical supervisor for those master level therapists seeking licensure in the state of Florida.  Adam has had the opportunity to train with Albert Ellis Ph.D as well as attend seminars with John Gottman Ph.D.  Adam works with adolescents\, adults and elderly adults. \n  \nJohn Puls\, LCSW\, MCAP\nJohn Puls\, LCSW\, MCAP is a licensed clinical social worker\, master’s certified addiction professional\, and psychotherapist with over a decade of experience in mental health and substance use treatment. He earned both his BSW and MSW from Florida Atlantic University\, where he now serves as an adjunct professor in the School of Social Work. John is also a qualified expert witness specializing in addiction\, involuntary commitment\, and behavioral health standards of care. Through his practices\, Full Life Comprehensive Care\,!he bridges the gap between clinical treatment and community systems\, advocating for ethical\, effective\, and family-centered care.
URL:https://tbeboca.org/event/in-the-know-a-panel-discussion-focusing-on-addiction-in-the-family/
LOCATION:Temple Beth El – Schaefer Family Campus\, 333 SW 4th Avenue\, Boca Raton\, FL\, 33432\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Programs & Education,Brotherhood,Brotherhood & Sisterhood
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SUMMARY:Brotherhood Panel: AI in Action
DESCRIPTION:Everyone is talking about AI…but what do you actually DO about it? \nJoin Temple Beth El Brotherhood for a dynamic evening of “AI IN ACTION”\, exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we live\, work\, and connect. \nThis interactive\, town-hall style event will feature three leading experts shaping the future of AI. \nPanelists include: \n\nKarin Klein\, Founding Partner at Bloomberg Beta\, an early-stage venture capital firm investing in the future of work and artificial intelligence.\nMatt Savarick\, CEO and Co-Founder of Vibe GTM\, helping organizations scale intelligently through AI-powered systems that multiply human potential.\nTanner Stevens\, AI Product Strategy Principal at Slalom\, known for building responsible\, audit-ready AI systems across industries from finance to healthcare.\nModerated by William Haas Evans\, founder of Fugue and global expert in foresight and human-centered design\, the evening will blend discussion\, live audience exercises\, and community dialogue.\n\nThis isn’t a lecture. It’s a town hall and networking opportunity. \nBring your questions\, our experts will bring frameworks forged in billions of dollars of real-world AI experience. We’ll have live exercises so you experience AI firsthand\, not just hear about it. \nRegister\nAbout the Panelists\nKarin Klein is a founding partner at Bloomberg Beta\, an early-stage venture capital firm investing in the future of work with a focus on artificial intelligence. Prior to launching Bloomberg Beta\, she led new initiatives at Bloomberg\, oversaw Softbank’s venture team that reviewed new investments\, and co-founded an educational training business for children. Karin also currently serves on the board of directors for Regency Centers and Paramount and enjoys volunteering as a mentor with Techstars\, the University of Toronto’s Creative Destruction Lab\, and the New York City Economic Development Corporation. She has an M.B.A. from The Wharton School and is a summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the Annenberg School of Communications and The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. \n  \nMatt Savarick is CEO and Co-Founder of Vibe GTM\, where he helps B2B companies install AI-powered revenue systems that scale without burnout. With 15+ years scaling companies like Headspace and Talkspace\, Matt specializes in building what he calls “compounding leverage” – systems that multiply output without multiplying effort. His Lean Revenue Engine™ has helped 100+ executives generate over $500M in new revenue while doubling efficiency per employee. Drawing on expertise in neuroscience and behavioral science\, Matt bridges cutting-edge AI implementation with human-centered leadership\, helping organizations grow intelligently rather than just growing bigger. \n  \nTanner Stevens is a rare AI builder-strategist who repeatedly turns frontier ideas into dependable\, audit-ready systems at scale.  He creates knowledge-linked generative applications\, document intelligence pipelines\, and vision-driven decision tools that respect privacy by default and operate near the point of work—even in demanding field environments.  His impact spans telecom\, finance\, public sector\, healthcare\, sports\, and travel\, with launches for organizations such as Moody’s Analytics\, Warner Brothers\, Boulder\, Comcast\, CareFirst\, and Janus Henderson Investors.  Beyond inventing breakthrough capabilities\, he installs the surrounding production discipline—repeatable evaluation\, live oversight\, and release practices—so the innovation endures and earns trust from boards\, regulators\, and front-line operators alike.  Known for creative yet defensible applications—agentic workflows with immutable\, policy-approved content; small-data strategies (self-supervised pre-training\, K-Fold\, synthetic data) that reach production-grade quality—Tanner pairs scientific rigor with operational credibility to deliver AI that ships\, scales\, and stands up to audit. \n  \nWilliam Haas Evans integrates foresight and strategy with Human-Centered Design to help global organizations adapt\, shape\, and grow their markets. He founded Fugue\, a boutique strategic advisory firm working with global clients to navigate complex transitions and build sustainable futures. Will has led strategic initiatives for Fortune 50 companies across diverse industries\, including Johnson & Johnson\, Whirlpool\, Autotrader\, and Hearst. He has designed and launched game-changing unicorns like Kayak.com and Honey\, and transformed enterprise product organizations to accelerate cultures of continuous discovery and delivery. \nInspired by the next generation of design thinkers and lean innovators\, Will served as the first Design-Thinker-in-Residence at NYU’s Stern School of Business. He has run design hackathons with Simon Sinek at TED Global and keynoted internationally on foresight\, strategy\, innovation\, and service design at conferences including SxSW\, TEDx\, Dubai Futures Forum\, GCGC Riyadh\, and Agile Alliance. \nWill earned his Master’s from MIT in Cognitive and Brain Science and Human-Computer Interaction\, and a Bachelor’s in Mathematics from Occidental College. He is JONAH-certified in Theory of Constraints from the Goldratt Institute in Israel. Will lives in Boca Raton with his wife\, Rabbi Laila Haas\, and their five-year-old son Asher\, who is embracing beginner’s mind and developing his craft as a designer.
URL:https://tbeboca.org/event/brotherhood-entrepreneurs-panel-2/
LOCATION:Temple Beth El – Schaefer Family Campus\, 333 SW 4th Avenue\, Boca Raton\, FL\, 33432\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brotherhood,Brotherhood & Sisterhood
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SUMMARY:Brotherhood Family Bowling Bonanza
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to roll into a day of fun\, food\, and family at our Family Bowling Bonanza! Gather your loved ones and join us for an afternoon of strikes\, spares\, and smiles\, as we hit the lanes and welcome the Chanukah season together. Enjoy some friendly competition\, savor a delicious lunch\, and share a few laughs with your friends—all while making memories that are sure to last. \nYou can also catch the big football games of the day on big screens throughout the alley as well as challenge each other on your favorite arcade games. \nFun for all ages! \nMembers: $18 per adult age 13+\, $10 per child ages 6-12\, Free for children ages 5 and under\nGuests: $23 per adult\, $15 per child ages 6-12\, Free for children ages 5 and under\nPrices increase by $5 per person as of Monday\, December 8.\nLast day to register is Thursday\, December 11. \nRegister
URL:https://tbeboca.org/event/brotherhood-family-bowling-bonanza/
LOCATION:Lucky Strike\, 21046 Commercial Trail\, Boca Raton\, FL\, 33486\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brotherhood,Brotherhood & Sisterhood
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SUMMARY:Brotherhood Golf Outing Honoring Rabbi Greg Weisman
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re an individual golfer or a Platinum Sponsor\, join Temple Beth El Brotherhood for our most successful fundraising event of the year. \nThe event includes: \n\nContests\, Great Auction and Prizes\nLunch\, Cocktails and Dinner Reception with Open Bar\nHole-in-One Contests\n4-Golfer Shootout\nLongest Drive Contest\nClosest to the Pin Contest\nCannon Contest\n\nEvent Day Schedule: \n10:30 am Registration\n11:00 am Luncheon & Transition to Golf\nWelcome Remarks: Matthew Baratz\n12:00 pm: Putting Competition – $1\,000 Prize\n12:20 pm: Announcements & Golfer’s Prayer\n12:30 pm: Tee Off\n5:00 pm: Cocktails & Dinner \nRegistration for the Golf Outing has reached capacity! \nRegister\nNote: When you register\, you will be prompted to make a OneCause account if you don’t have one already. \n  \nTo learn more about sponsorship opportunities to honor Rabbi Greg Weisman\, contact us at brotherhood@tbeboca.org. \nFor more information\, contact Matthew Baratz\, Golf Committee Chair\, at matthew.baratz@gmail.com. 
URL:https://tbeboca.org/event/brotherhood-golf-outing/
LOCATION:Boca Rio Golf Club\, 22041 Boca Rio Rd\, Boca Raton\, 33433\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brotherhood,Brotherhood & Sisterhood
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SUMMARY:Brotherhood March Madness Watch Party
DESCRIPTION:Come enjoy the excitement of the tournament’s Sweet 16 Round with great food from Won-Tom’s Asian Fusion Restaurant\, delicious Craft Beer and Brotherhood camaraderie. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just in it for the brackets\, this is the perfect chance to connect\, cheer\, and have a great time with fellow Brotherhood members. Your cost includes your first beer and choice of dinner from a selection of appetizers and entrees. \n$36 per Temple Beth El member\n$41 per guest\nPrice increases by $5 per person as of Saturday\, March 21. \nRegister
URL:https://tbeboca.org/event/brotherhood-march-madness-watch-party/
LOCATION:The Cove Brewery\, 1500 SE 3rd CT\, Deerfield Beach\, FL\, 33441\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brotherhood,Brotherhood & Sisterhood
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