Overseas Boards of Directors & Trustees
Sandra Cohen, Saint Mande
Natalia Hercot Steiner, Paris
Robert Karsenty, Arnouville
Francky Perez, Paris
Marc Smadja, Asnieres-sur-Seine
Sophie Uzan, Paris
Martine Levi, Paris
Simone Houri. Paris
Nicole Agus, USA
Victor Asser, Greece
Bernardo Bentata, Costa Rica
Erez Biala, USA
Daniel Billig, Israel
David Braginsky, Israel
Gershon Distenfeld, USA
Hillel Drazin, UK
Dorothy Elmaleh, Israel
Jonathan Epstein, Israel
Paul Friedman, Israel
Alex Glasenberg, Canada
Paula Gottesman, USA
Yossie Horwitz, USA
David Kahn, Israel
Gabriel Katri, Israel
Gina Katri, Israel
Margartet Kok, Singapore
Emanuel Kronitz, Israel
Gordon Kuper, London
Marc Lauer, Switzerland
Jane Leaver, UK
David Lebor, USA
Michele Levine, USA
Jeremy Lustman, Israel
Abe Meyer, USA
Jody Perla, USA
Ann Rogers, USA
Jason Rosen, USA
Jack Rosenblum, USA
Ilan Rubinstein, Israel
Abir Samuel, USA
Julie Walpert Savenor & Charles Savenor
Jordana Schoor, Israel
William (Zeev) Schubin, USA
Roy Schwartz, UK
Joshua Schiffman, USA
Shear Family Foundation, USA
Ron Sklare, USA
Josh Swidler, UK
Avi Vogel, USA
Larry Weiss, UK
Rebecca Wolf, USA
Harold Zombek, USA
Gerry Bichunsky – Gerry has served as the CEO of a Geneva-based family office for the past 18 years. Prior to that, he was a director of a London-based investment management company. He completed his BA and MA degrees at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Gerry was born in South Africa and lived in Israel for 11 years before moving to London 30 years ago. He enjoys combining his commercial and investment responsibilities with a number of philanthropic functions.
Paul Filer – Paul Filer graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in economics before qualifying as a Chartered Accountant. He works as finance director for a large multi-national company based in the UK. He is married to Wendy and they have two children. A founder trustee of Leket UK, Paul has enjoyed bringing the message of Leket Israel to the UK.
Jeremy Apfel – Jeremy is a Corporate Affairs specialist with almost 30 years’ experience in politics, media and the City of London. He was an advocate of “purpose” from before it became fashionable, has a strong commitment to the creation of social value and the growth mindset concept. Jeremy has been involved in Jewish community organisations for several decades, including as Chairman of Barnet Synagogue. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
