2009
IAJVS Annual Conference
The
Conference entitled IAJVS Celebrates 70 Years of Putting
People to Work took place May 17-19, 2009 at The Hilton
Cincinnati Netherland Plaza.
Our
conference program energized our network with new ideas
to continue their important efforts towards helping
clients find work during the current economic and unemployment
crisis.
As
always, it was wonderful to gather with colleagues from
around the world, to exchange ideas and discuss opportunities
for the future.
IAJVS
would like thank our wonderful host committe at JVS
Cincinnati for arranging an enlightening visit to The
National Underground Freedom Center. And, special thanks
go out to Dr. Gary Zola for creating a very special
tour and presentation of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center
at The American Jewish Archives. IAJVS would also
like to thank our distinguished group of presenters
and our corporate sponsors, as well as our host committee
at JVS Cincinnati for helping to make this years conference
a success.
2008
IAJVS Annual Conference
The
Conference entitled Beyond Job Development: The Employer as
Customer and Partner in Workforce Development took place June
1-3, 2008 at The Royal Sonesta Hotel in Boston.
Our
conference examined the internal and external challenges and
opportunities faced by our network in addressing workforce
development in a global economy. We were thrilled to get together
with our colleagues from Israel, Canada and across the United
States to exchange ideas, celebrate successes and catch up
with friends.
IAJVS
would like to thank our distinguished group of presenters
and our corporate sponsors, as well as our host committee
at JVS Boston for helping to make this years conference a
success.
2007
IAJVS Annual Conference
The
AJFCA-IAJVS Joint Annual Conference 2007 entitled Strengthening
Communities Through Collaboration took place April
15-17, 2007 at The Roosevelt Hotel in New York City.
Conference
sessions addressed
the multitude of common issues and
concerns
that impact both AJFCA and IAJVS member agencies. An
exceptional
group of presenters was assembled from both agencies.
IAJVS
thanks AJFCA for working together with IAJVS, and making the
2007 Annual Conference such a success. IAJVS would also
like to thank the New York City host community agenices: F·E·G·S
Health and Human Services System, the Jewish Board of Family
and Children's Services (JBFCS), and the
Jewish Childcare Association (JCCA).
Conference
participants enjoyed expert speakers, interactive sessions
,
many networking opportunities and a unique NYC host community
welcome
reception at Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P.
Rose
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