Looking to connect with other organizations who share your mission, your interests, or your challenges? Want to delve into these challenges in an open, intimate, honest, and collaborative conversation?

This is where Ye’utz (“Advice”) Study Groups come in.

WHAT IS YE’UTZ?

Israel Investment Advisors (IIA) will help you find your Ye’utz Group. In these member-led groups, participants come together on a regular basis for shared learning, experiences, and conversation. Groups may be organized by topic, interest area, or type of organization. These Ye’utz groups provide guidance or help at no cost to the participants.

Our goal is to start a conversation around challenges organizations such as yours face regarding your philanthropy goals, your endowment portfolio management, and aligning not just your giving but also your investing with your mission.

Members of the Ye'utz groups will come from a variety of disciplines. They’ll include board members, lay leaders, upper management, and investment committee members.

Want to learn more?

HOW?

• Ye’utz groups will meet 3 times per year via Zoom.

• Y'eutz groups will be based on organization type and primary areas of interest.

• Ye’utz groups will start in the first quarter of 2021.

• There is no cost to attend to the Ye’utz groups.

• Ye’utz groups will be moderated by the Israel Investment Advisors team.

WHY?
Guiding Principles

“Firgun” (no english translation) (פִרְגוּן): We come together with a generous, unselfish spirit and a joy in the accomplishment of others.

Advance (לְקַדֵם): We will advance each organization’s mission with the Jewish people and Israel in mind.

Congregation (קְהִלָה): We build through teamwork (עֲבוׄדַת צֶוֶת). We may follow different paths, but we can help each other accomplish our goals, many of which we will have in common.

Intention (כַּוָּנָה): The word “Kavvanah” comes from an ancient root that connotes "heart." It suggests an orientation of mind, heart, and intention. Kavvanah is both emotional and intellectual devotion, since both action and proper intention are important when studying with peers.

Looking to connect with other organizations who share your mission, your interests, or your challenges? Want to delve into these challenges in an open, intimate, honest, and collaborative conversation?

This is where Ye’utz (“Advice”) Study Groups come in.

WHAT IS YE’UTZ?

Israel Investment Advisors (IIA) will help you find your Ye’utz Group. In these member-led groups, participants come together on a regular basis for shared learning, experiences, and conversation. Groups may be organized by topic, interest area, or type of organization. These Ye’utz groups provide guidance or help at no cost to the participants.

Our goal is to start a conversation around challenges organizations such as yours face regarding your philanthropy goals, your endowment portfolio management, and aligning not just your giving but also your investing with your mission.

Members of the Ye'utz groups will come from a variety of disciplines. They’ll include board members, lay leaders, upper management, and investment committee members.

Want to learn more?

HOW?

• Ye’utz groups will meet 3 times per year via Zoom.

• Y'eutz groups will be based on organization type and primary areas of interest.

• Ye’utz groups will start in the first quarter of 2021.

• There is no cost to attend to the Ye’utz groups.

• Ye’utz groups will be moderated by the Israel Investment Advisors team.

WHY?
Guiding Principles

“Firgun” (no english translation) (פִרְגוּן): We come together with a generous, unselfish spirit and a joy in the accomplishment of others.

Advance (לְקַדֵם): We will advance each organization’s mission with the Jewish people and Israel in mind.

Congregation (קְהִלָה): We build through teamwork (עֲבוׄדַת צֶוֶת). We may follow different paths, but we can help each other accomplish our goals, many of which we will have in common.

Intention (כַּוָּנָה): The word “Kavvanah” comes from an ancient root that connotes "heart." It suggests an orientation of mind, heart, and intention. Kavvanah is both emotional and intellectual devotion, since both action and proper intention are important when studying with peers.

Looking to connect with other organizations who share your mission, your interests, or your challenges? Want to delve into these challenges in an open, intimate, honest, and collaborative conversation?

This is where Ye’utz (“Advice”) Study Groups come in.

WHAT IS YE’UTZ?

Israel Investment Advisors (IIA) will help you find your Ye’utz Group. In these member-led groups, participants come together on a regular basis for shared learning, experiences, and conversation. Groups may be organized by topic, interest area, or type of organization. These Ye’utz groups provide guidance or help at no cost to the participants.

Our goal is to start a conversation around challenges organizations such as yours face regarding your philanthropy goals, your endowment portfolio management, and aligning not just your giving but also your investing with your mission.

Members of the Ye'utz groups will come from a variety of disciplines. They’ll include board members, lay leaders, upper management, and investment committee members.

Want to learn more?

HOW?

• Ye’utz groups will meet 3 times per year via Zoom.

• Y'eutz groups will be based on organization type and primary areas of interest.

• Ye’utz groups will start in the first quarter of 2021.

• There is no cost to attend to the Ye’utz groups.

• Ye’utz groups will be moderated by the Israel Investment Advisors team.

WHY?
Guiding Principles

“Firgun” (no english translation) (פִרְגוּן): We come together with a generous, unselfish spirit and a joy in the accomplishment of others.

Advance (לְקַדֵם): We will advance each organization’s mission with the Jewish people and Israel in mind.

Congregation (קְהִלָה): We build through teamwork (עֲבוׄדַת צֶוֶת). We may follow different paths, but we can help each other accomplish our goals, many of which we will have in common.

Intention (כַּוָּנָה): The word “Kavvanah” comes from an ancient root that connotes "heart." It suggests an orientation of mind, heart, and intention. Kavvanah is both emotional and intellectual devotion, since both action and proper intention are important when studying with peers.