And I would be remiss not to mention this initiative. Members overlap with Battelle and the Columbus Partnership. 👉🏻The Ohio-Israel Ag & CleanTech Initiative (OIACI) facilitates the exchange of innovative ideas, products, and professional opportunities in agriculture, food, and Water – CleanTech between Ohio and Israel to improve resource and economic security for both regions. https://ohioisrael.org/
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Click on the link to see the list of partner organizations. https://ohioisrael.org/our-team/
I did not take the time to connect the #OhioGate players to the above. Wexner stood out immediately but I would venture to guess there are many connections, there always are. They are all "in bed" together figuratively and most likely literally. I just keep checking the list and watching the news. It is a big web and it goes much deeper and much farther back in time. That is for another thread. Enjoy! ✨💫💜
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Founders
👉🏻Leslie H. Wexner
👉🏻 John W. Kessler, Co-founder and Chairman, The New Albany Company Hmmmm. Same founders as The Columbus Partnership
👉🏻Leslie H. Wexner
👉🏻 John W. Kessler, Co-founder and Chairman, The New Albany Company Hmmmm. Same founders as The Columbus Partnership
Encompassing 9,000 acres, The New Albany International Business Park is one of the largest strategically-planned business parks in the country and one of the fastest growing in the Midwest. To date, the Business Park has attracted over $6 billion in private investment.
With eight miles of freeway frontage along the SR 161 Expressway and accessed by 5 freeway interchanges, the Business Park offers development opportunities from 1 to 500 acres. https://newalbanycompany.com/business/new-albany-business-park/
With eight miles of freeway frontage along the SR 161 Expressway and accessed by 5 freeway interchanges, the Business Park offers development opportunities from 1 to 500 acres. https://newalbanycompany.com/business/new-albany-business-park/
The Wexner Foundation develops and inspires leaders in the North American Jewish Community and the State of Israel. Through pluralistic, cohort-based educational programs, the Foundation invests in promising professionals and volunteers, giving them tools to exercise transformative leadership. https://www.wexnerfoundation.org/
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👉🏻Working in partnership with other foundations, philanthropists, and organizations, our Foundation contributes to the development of a robust, meaningful, and diverse North American Jewish community and a professional, networked, and collaborative civil service in the State of Israel. The Foundation is committed to Jewish Peoplehood and actively fosters connections between Wexner leaders in North America and Israel, promoting engagement between them as a priority for leadership in both communities. https://www.wexnerfoundation.org/our-values_old/
Wexner Heritage Alumni Network
The Wexner Heritage Program Alumni (WHP) Delegate Council
The WHP Alumni Council is composed of 40-50 robust WHP Alumni who are involved at the highest levels of local, national and international leadership in the Jewish community. These delegates are volunteers, invited by the Foundation to serve terms of 2-4 years, so that the Council is always onboarding new talent from our Continental pool of our most impressive Alumni. Nearly all of the 36 communities where there have been Wexner Heritage cohorts are represented on the WHP Alumni Council. Some of our communities with very large Alumni populations send more than one delegate. WHP Alumni Delegates meet quarterly to brainstorm and work on weaving the network closer together. Their goals are to support the Foundation in providing Alumni the tools and opportunities they need to stack hands and make change.
Since the WHP Alumni Delegate Council’s founding in 2012, each community has held its own local delegate-led WHP Alumni gatherings to increase a sense of connectedness to the Foundation and fellow local Alumni, and to foster alliances and crowdsourcing for the benefit of the local Jewish communities to which they belong. Delegates also serve as liaisons and advisors to the Foundation in planning alumni programs.
The Wexner Heritage Program Alumni (WHP) Delegate Council
The WHP Alumni Council is composed of 40-50 robust WHP Alumni who are involved at the highest levels of local, national and international leadership in the Jewish community. These delegates are volunteers, invited by the Foundation to serve terms of 2-4 years, so that the Council is always onboarding new talent from our Continental pool of our most impressive Alumni. Nearly all of the 36 communities where there have been Wexner Heritage cohorts are represented on the WHP Alumni Council. Some of our communities with very large Alumni populations send more than one delegate. WHP Alumni Delegates meet quarterly to brainstorm and work on weaving the network closer together. Their goals are to support the Foundation in providing Alumni the tools and opportunities they need to stack hands and make change.
Since the WHP Alumni Delegate Council’s founding in 2012, each community has held its own local delegate-led WHP Alumni gatherings to increase a sense of connectedness to the Foundation and fellow local Alumni, and to foster alliances and crowdsourcing for the benefit of the local Jewish communities to which they belong. Delegates also serve as liaisons and advisors to the Foundation in planning alumni programs.
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