Friends of Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer Welcomes New Board Members
Friends of Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer in Los Angeles proudly welcomes four new board members to its cadre of committed and passionate volunteers - Judy Flesh Rosenberg, Agi Schwartz, Dr. Vladislav Shut and Inna Tuler. In joining the Board of Directors, these four individuals are demonstrating their strong dedication to the future of medicine in Israel and around the world.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 02, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Friends of Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer today announced the newest members of its board – Judy Flesh Rosenberg, Agi Schwartz, Dr. Vladislav Shut and Inna Tuler. These four new additions will join the existing vibrant board of 29 members.
Together with the rest of the board, these four new members are committed to raising awareness and providing philanthropic support for Sheba Medical Center, Israel's largest and most comprehensive hospital. The combination of Sheba's compassionate care and cutting-edge medicine has inspired these individuals to dedicate their time and resources to supporting this innovative, global hospital.
FSMC is further pleased to share the appointment of Emanuel Abrishami as the Sheba 2.0 Liaison to the Board of Directors. Sheba 2.0 is the young professionals' division of Friends of Sheba Medical Center dedicated to raising awareness and philanthropic support for Sheba. As liaison, Abrishami is responsible for attending meetings, updating the Board of Directors on Sheba 2.0 activities and sharing information with the Sheba 2.0 Committee.
The following new board members bring many new skills and perspectives to the established board.
Judy Flesh Rosenberg, a pharmacist by trade, has also worked extensively in the nonprofit world as a consultant and director of major gifts. She is an active community leader, passionate about advocating for children and empowering women. In 2018, Judy received the Women of Achievement Award from Friends of Sheba Medical Center for her commitment to giving back to the community and her many achievements in the for profit and nonprofit sector.
Agi Schwartz is a native-born Israeli whose passion for Israel and the Jewish community has led her to become extensively involved in a variety of causes. Professionally, Schwartz spent 10 years as a financial associate at an asset management firm and now manages income properties.
Dr. Vladislav Shut specializes in athletic training and sports medicine, working with a wide range of clients including children, the elderly, military personnel and professional athletes. He currently co-owns Back 2 Health Physical Therapy. Dr. Shut looks forward to learning more about Sheba's rehabilitation efforts to support wounded IDF soldiers.
Inna Tuler has strong ties to Israel, as her mother currently resides there. With over two decades of real estate and facility management under her belt, Tuler is CEO and founder of Maintco, a building repair and remodeling company.
"We are thrilled to welcome Judy Flesh Rosenberg, Agi Schwartz, Dr. Vladislav Shut and Inna Tuler to the Friends of Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer Board of Directors," said Parham Zar, President of the Board. "All four of these community leaders are passionate activists who will contribute greatly to the cause we all care about so much – Sheba Medical Center."
About Friends of Sheba Medical Center
The Friends of Sheba Medical Center is a nonprofit organization that raises awareness and philanthropic support for Sheba Medical Center in Israel. Friends of Sheba Medical Center is dedicated to raising awareness and philanthropic support for Sheba Medical Center's compassionate clinical care, cutting edge research and comprehensive educational training. To learn more, visit: http://www.friendsofsheba.com.
About Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer
Born together with Israel in 1948, Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer is the largest and most comprehensive medical center in the Middle East. Sheba is the only medical center in Israel that combines an acute care hospital and a rehabilitation hospital on one campus, and it is at the forefront of medical treatments, patient care, research and education. As a university teaching hospital affiliated with the Sackler School of Medicine at Tel-Aviv University, it welcomes people from all over the world indiscriminately. To learn more, visit: http://www.eng.sheba.co.il.
SOURCE Friends of Sheba Medical Center
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