Irina Nevzlin grew up, studied, and started her
career in Moscow. She continued in London at a large international
company serving as a communications consultant and then moved to
Israel in 2006.
In her current capacity as chair of the Board of the Museum of the
Jewish People in Tel Aviv, Irina, together with the new team,
conducted a comprehensive, transformation of the museum. Alongside
developing a new concept, they raised $100 million for
the construction of a new museum.
Together with partners, Irina founded the Israeli
Center for Better Childhood, a non-profit that empowers students in
the periphery of Israel through scholarships and helps children
suffering from blood-related diseases. Irina also serves as the
president of the Nadav Foundation, designed to strengthen a
positive collective Jewish identity. A popular influencer and
speaker at international events, she was chosen by The Jerusalem
Post as one of the 50 most influential Jews in the
world.
A Jewish Journal Jewish People Policy Institute Joint Venture. Host Shmuel Rosner and guests dive into the complex policies and practices of the “triangle” - the US, Israel and the Jewish People.