Jack Alboukrek
I have been a member of Bnai Aviv for four years and am looking forward to making our synagogue the right community for my family. I have been involved in Conservative synagogues all my life either as a youth director or as a lay leader on the Board of Directors.
I look forward to sharing my passion and energy with my newly found home here at B'nai Aviv. I am excited to learn from experiences of other leaders and also lead by example to ensure that our Kehillah will be here for our children and future generations.
Baylene Wacks Feldman
Synagogue life has been central to my upbringing, having participated in weekly Shabbat services and volunteered as a Bar/Bat Mitzvah tutor, involved in Kadima and USY, while at Beth Ahm Israel. A David Posnack Hebrew Day School alum and former Camp Ramah Darom staffer, I was excited to make my way back home to South Florida in 2020 after studying and working in Washington, D.C., Israel and most recently, New York City. We have immersed our 3 daughters--all named at B'nai Aviv--into synagogue life, and are thriving in ECEC, Camp, and Devorim. We participate in weekly Shabbat services and the highlight is watching our girls having meaningful experiences, knowing they each have a role to play at synagogue. Having spent most of my professional career working at AIPAC, I am proud to be a part of a synagogue community that maintains the importance of Israel and a strong U.S.-Israel relationship as a core value.
Adam Phillips
Adam and his wife Rachel live in Cooper City with their three daughters: Eva, Celia & Lily. The Phillips family joined the B’Nai Aviv community in 2021 and Adam joined the Board of Directors in 2023. The family recently celebrated Eva’s bat mitzvah in January 2023. The Phillips girls are regulars on the bimah during Saturday morning services and Adam participates in the services with Torah readings and occasional guest Divrei Torah. Outside of B’Nai Aviv, Adam is a Managing Director at Loop Capital Asset Management, an institutional fixed income investment firm. Adam is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Charterholder. He graduated from Emory University with degrees in Economics and Anthropology. Adam grew up in Brooklyn, NY and attended The Ramaz School.
Marcie Reimer
Marcie lives in Weston with her husband David and daughter Zoe (16). Zoe attends Cypress Bay High School. Her daughter Sydney is completing her junior year at Tulane University and her son Noah recently graduated from college and is currently living in Manhattan. Marcie and her family have been members of B’nai Aviv for over 20 years. The synagogue has played a huge role in their lives as all three of her children attended ECEC at B’nai Aviv, were members of the youth programs and all had their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs at B’nai Aviv. Marcie is an attorney and is the Deputy General Counsel for Lennar Corporation.
Corinne Rosner
Corinne Rosner has been a Plantation resident and a member at B’nai Aviv for many years. Corinne is married to Jeffrey, and is the mother of three daughters; Stephanie, Julie, and Carly. In addition to being involved with her family, she enjoys cooking, playing canasta, reading books with her book club, and working out six days a week, including weight training, walking, and TRX. Corinne received a Juris Doctorate degree from The University of Miami, School of Law in 1990, and a Bachelor of Science in Public Relations from The University of Florida in May of 1987. She is the managing partner at Corinne B. Rosner, P.A and has practiced exclusively commercial litigation and post judgment collections continuously for over thirty years. Corinne has dedicated her life to her family and work, however, she started getting involved and volunteering with B'nai Aviv Sisterhood when she became an empty nester. Corinne has made many lasting friendships through her involvement with Sisterhood and enjoys spending time with this strong, dynamic group of women.
Oren Zadik
Oren is a proud member of B’nai Aviv. He and his mother attended the synagogue since he was twelve years old to say Kaddish for his father and brother, and as a result the synagogue and its community have been a big part of his life. Oren had his wedding to his wife Arielle, and their aufruf at B’nai Aviv, the service for his mother's funeral, and both of his sons’ brises at BA as well. He works as a mechanical engineer but the job he is most proud of is being an Abba to his three children; Naomi, Judah, and Shai. Oren is very grateful and humbled to be nominated for the Board at B’nai Aviv and looks forward to working with all.