We invite you to participate in a JBN Executive Luncheon, featuring an interactive roundtable with like-minded C-Suite Executives and Executive Partners focused on relevant business topics, informed and elevated by enduring Jewish values.
The program will include a luncheon reception, special member spotlights, and an interactive discussion on values-based leadership.
Topic:
“When Anti-Bias Education Fails, What Actually Builds Trust and Cohesion?”
This conversation will explore why many contemporary anti-bias initiatives—particularly those rooted in racial, ethnic, or power-based identity frameworks—often fail. We will examine the principles that research shows are more effective at restoring trust, harmony, and collaboration in both society and the workplace.
Participants will gain practical, research-backed strategies for promoting respect and belonging and for reducing antisemitism, racial bias, and interpersonal conflict—by emphasizing shared, timeless values that resonate across backgrounds, cultures, and identities, rather than political or accusatory messaging.
Date & Time
Monday, January 12, 2026 | 23 Tevet 5786
12:00PM-1:30PM
Venue
Corporate Venue (address provided upon confirmation)
Couvert
Executive Members: Complimentary | Standard Guest: $60
Sponsors: $1,000-$5,000
Luncheon
Catered Lunch Buffet (Certified Kosher)
Member Spotlight:

Ed Stoppelmann
Vice President, Leros Transportation Group

Shalyn Courtenay
Executive Director
Wells Fargo Commercial Banking
Host:

Andrew Weisz
President, RPW Group
Introduction:
Special Guest Presenter:

Alexander Roberts
Founder & CEO Emeritus
Community Housing Innovations

Joel Finkelstein, PhD
Co-founder and Chief Science Officer
Network Contagion Research Institute










































