3/11: Open House and Networking at Coldwell Banker

Open House and Networking at Coldwell Banker

Join us on March 11th in Evanston for a FREE event!

Come and network with local business professionals at Coldwell Banker in Evanston, IL 

Kosher refreshments will be served

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Evanston is proud to have been serving the North Shore and Chicagoland community for over 35 years. Leaders in real estate technology, their online marketing reach and strategic advertising placement is unmatched in today’s marketplace. The average Coldwell Banker Evanston Realtor has over 15 years experience. The office is led by Managing Broker, Barbara Haran. Barbara’s main focus is growing the business of her individual agents, training new agents to be successful from the start, and providing agents and clients with the highest level of tools in technology and marketing for their listings.  Coldwell Banker Evanston holds several events every year to benefit ESCCA, CB Charitable Foundation, and the local Ronald McDonald House Charities. Coldwell Banker Evanston has over 80 sales associates whose hard work has accounted for the offices number one position in local marketshare year after year.

Where: 1710 Central Street Evanston, IL
When: March 11 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Register at: http://www.jewishb2bnetworking.com/business-event/open-house-networking-coldwell-banker

Podcast of “Get Down To Business with Shalom Klein” – 12/28/2014 – with Julia Kline, Tom Figiel, Linda Forman and Miriam Ament

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Mock Interview
Northwestern University Tel Aviviv

Tel Aviv University and Northwestern University Become "Sister Universities"

Northwestern University Tel Aviviv
Seated from left:
TAU Rector Aron Shai and Northwestern Pr
ovost Prof. Dan Linzer.
Standing from left:
Prof. Joseph Klafter, Prof. Morton O. Schapiro, Ms. Devora Grynspan, and TAU Vice President Raanan Rein

Agreement calls for unprecedented academic cooperation

Tel Aviv University has signed an agreement with Northwestern University declaring the two institutions “sister universities,” TAU announced on April 2. The academic cooperation pact was made official during a visit to the Tel Aviv campus by a delegation of top Northwestern officials led by Northwestern President Prof. Morton Schapiro.

New joint programs with TAU’s Sackler School of Medicine, Buchmann-Mehta School of Music, and the Department of Film and Television at the David and Yolanda Katz Faculty of the Arts will complement current programs linking Northwestern with TAU’s Recanati Business School and Buchmann Faculty of Law. The two institutions will expand their academic cooperation to include joint programs, collaborative research projects, combined seminars, and workshops, and shared guidelines for graduate degrees and student and faculty exchanges. Students will also be able to apply for joint programs in public health, law, and technology, in addition to joint study programs for dual academic degrees in business management and law.

Prof. Schapiro said he hoped the agreement would lead to a deeper academic relationship between the two universities. “The purpose of having such a large delegation in Israel is to strengthen academic cooperation between the two universities,” Prof. Schapiro said, praising the “high level of research” at TAU.

Tel Aviv University President Prof. Joseph Klafter thanked his counterpart for “determinedly and energetically standing with Israel” against attempts by academic organizations to boycott Israeli educational institutions for political reasons. Prof. Raanan Rein, vice president of TAU, said that the visit was an important element in the “strategy for the globalization of the university,” home to the largest number of international academic programs in Israel.