Connecting Jewish Business
Leaders in Nassau County
WELCOME TO THE JEWISH BUSINESS NETWORK
The Jewish Business Network, based in Nassau County Long Island, is a non-profit organization that
facilitates Jewish business leaders, C-Suite executives, and entrepreneurs, with developing meaningful
relationships and business growth, enhanced with Jewish values and traditions.
“Connecting Success with Purpose”
Networking
The JBN assists Jewish business owners, professionals and entrepreneurs with developing meaningful relationships and business growth, through breakfast/lunch meetings, roundtable discussions, cocktail events and corporate forums. The events feature an expert guest speaker who shares forward-thinking business perspectives and fresh approaches.
Presidents Circle
The Presidents Circle is geared for C-Suite executives and business leaders to connect with like-minded visionaries, forge long-lasting meaningful relationships, in an upscale, comfortable, small group setting, enhanced with Jewish values and philanthropy.
Members also serve as mentors for the next generation of leaders.
Attorneys Forum - Jewish Law Symposium
Geared to attorneys who have an interest in exploring, studying, and debating ethical and moral dilemmas facing the legal community, from the perspective of both Civil and Talmudic Law perspectives.
Community
The JBN Community enables members to connect with our shared Jewish heritage and explore Jewish values and traditions in an open, comfortable setting at holiday events, Lunch & Learns, prayer and Tefillin services, and more.
JBN Cares
JBN Cares enables members to give back to the community through philanthropic humanitarian initiatives and by partnering with local and Israel charities, and with its sister organization Circle of Kindness.
Programs include job placement, teen empowerment, hospital visitations, Shabbat and Holiday gift care packages, assistance for seniors, and support for families impacted by cancer or other serious illness.
SAVE THE DATE for the next JBN Business Leadership Breakfast on November 19, 7:30 AM! Details and registration to follow.
Info below is from last event. Upcoming event details will be posted shortly.
Check out photos of recent events that haven’t made it yet to the official “Previous Events” page:
> Sept 2025 JBN Breakfast with Bert Brodsky: Click Here
> Nov 2025 JBN Breakfast with Ari Kahn: Click Here
JBN Chanukah
An Evening of Light & Connection
Join our community of Jewish business leaders for an elegant Chanukah gathering — an evening to connect and celebrate in a warm, upscale setting.
Enjoy great company, meaningful networking, and a curated dairy menu, complemented by chef-crafted latkes and artisanal ‘sufganiyot’ — along with Israeli wine tasting, signature cocktails, live music, and a celebratory Menorah lighting ceremony.
Thursday, December 18, 6:00–8:00 PM
Hosted at a private home on Long Island’s Gold Coast
(Address provided upon registration)
Spouses and significant others welcome.
Couvert: $100 per person · Members: $50
register for event ~ donate ~ sponsor
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SAVE THE DATE for the next JBN Business Leadership Breakfast on January 13, 2026, 7:30 AM! Details and registration to follow.
Info below is from last event. Upcoming event details will be posted shortly.
Business leadership breakfast
Join Long Island CEOs and Business Leaders at the upcoming JBN Business Leadership Breakfast
Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 7:30-9:15 AM
Hosted at Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C.
RXR Plaza, East Tower, 15th Floor, Uniondale
Keynote Speaker: Hon. Rory Lancman
Director of Corporate Initiatives & Senior Counsel, Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law.
In today’s volatile climate, antisemitism and political activism are creating real legal and reputational risks for companies. Drawing on his experience in law, government, and institutional governance, The Honorable Rory Lancman will share practical insights into how these challenges are emerging inside workplaces — and what executives and board members must understand to protect their people, values, and businesses. This is a timely, candid conversation every Jewish business leader should hear.
Connect and Network with like-minded, fellow C-Suite executives and business leaders. Forge meaningful relationships and business growth, share ideas and vision, in an exclusive upscale setting, enhanced with Jewish values and traditions.
Featuring: Hi-Level Networking, Small-Group Roundtable Discussions,
VIP/Sponsor Meet & Greet, Keynote Address with Q & A
This event is by reservation only – Register below.
Keynote Speaker: Hon. Rory Lancman
Director of Corporate Initiatives & Senior Counsel, Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law
The Honorable Rory Lancman is Director of Corporate Initiatives and Senior Counsel at the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law. He previously served in the New York State Assembly and the New York City Council, where he chaired the committee overseeing major aspects of New York City’s civil and criminal justice system.
A Columbia Law School graduate and former infantry officer in New York’s 42nd Infantry Division, Mr. Lancman brings more than two decades of experience at the intersection of law, public policy, and institutional leadership. At the Brandeis Center, he represents clients confronting antisemitic conduct and related workplace and governance challenges across universities, corporations, and labor organizations, and regularly advises and lectures on anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism. Since the October 7 attacks, he has led high-profile civil rights litigation addressing antisemitism in institutional settings, including a federal lawsuit against a major legal union that resulted in a six-figure settlement and organizational reforms following retaliation against members who opposed antisemitism.
Mr. Lancman serves on the board of the Nassau Health Care Corporation, which oversees Nassau County’s safety-net hospital, Nassau University Medical Center. A recognized advocate for the Jewish community and Israel, he advanced landmark legislation including New York’s Iran Divestment Act and helped lead the New York City Council’s historic condemnation of the BDS movement. His leadership has been widely recognized by Jewish communal and advocacy organizations.
