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Posted: October 15, 2019
Jewish National Fund holds second real estate panel
Stanley Schuckman of Shuckman Realty Group.
New York, NY It was back to business as the Jewish National Fund held its second sold out real estate panel of the year at Doma Land & Sea featuring panelists Meridian Capital Group EVP of sales, Brian Flax; Rosewood Realty Group president, Aaron Jungreis; Schuckman Realty CEO and president, Kenneth Schuckman; and moderated by Signature Bank managing group director and SVP, Joseph Fingerman. The panel discussed the growing challenges facing the real estate industry while expressing optimism for the medium term. Attendees also listened to an exclusive presentation by Tamar Gil on how JNF’s Lauder Employment Center in Israel provides comprehensive career services to residents in Israel’s remote southern communities.
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