Moshe Bellows
Moshe has been working in the nonprofit world for more than a decade and frequently lectures across North America, Eastern Europe and Israel. Currently, he is the President and CEO of Bellows Communications, a non-profit consulting firm, which specializes in business development, process analysis and program development. As an attorney, he also counsels clients on the social and legal issues unique to the non-profit sector. In addition to his for-profit work, Moshe donates his time and leadership expertise to several nonprofits: by serving on the Boards of Directors of Project Extreme, the sole outdoor therapeutic adventure program geared towards at-risk Jewish adolescents, and the Manhattan Jewish Experience, a community-based outreach organization; and as vice chair of Dor Chadash, an organization which bridges the social and cultural gaps between Israeli and American Jews. Prior to his entry into the nonprofit world, Moshe served as Regional Vice President, Acquisitions & Business Development for First Health Care Associates, a healthcare company owning and operating Skilled and Intermediate Nursing Care Facilities and Assisted Living Facilities. Moshe holds a bachelor’s degree from Yeshiva University and a law degree from Fordham University. He also has received his rabbinical ordination. In his “spare” time, Moshe has earned a certificate in Applied Behavioral Analysis Therapy.
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