The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce condemns Ben and Jerry’s decision to embrace the BDS movement and to terminate the company’s sales in Judea, Samaria, and East Jerusalem. Such action, besides being immoral and wrong, seeks to initiate anti-Semitic animosity, create division, and delegitimize the Jewish nation.
When our founding fathers drafted the Constitution, they did so with a goal of using democracy to protect freedoms that they perceived to be the inalienable rights of every American citizen, guaranteeing freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of the press, among others.
For the first time ever, the Garden State marked the second Monday in May as New Jersey Economic Development Day, the unique initiative to promote commerce taking on new meaning in the wake of the pandemic that left economies devastated and businesses of all kinds struggling to survive.
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The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, a global umbrella of businesses working together to stimulate economic growth and advocate for best practices in government, has filed an amicus curiae (“Friend of the Court”) brief to reverse Baltimore County court orders to tear down a Jewish religious building.
Just days before the Biden administration took office, the US Labor Department recognized the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce for bringing about a crucial policy change that opens federal job training grants to fund job training programs run by small and midsize community based organizations across the country.
Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce announces annual Business Awards 2020 at White House Wall Street, NYC USA – Announced just days ago from the Red Room of The White House in our nation’s capital, The 2020 Orthodox Chamber of Commerce Business Awards will be recognizing local, national and international business’ from more than 7 categories of industry, who are standout business leaders and/or innovators, positively impacting both their own organizations, as well as the communities they serve.
Wall Street, NYC USA – Announced just days ago from the Red Room of The White House in our nation’s capital, The 2020 Orthodox Chamber of Commerce Business Awards will be recognizing local, national and international business’ from more than 7 categories of industry, who are standout business leaders and/or innovators, positively impacting both their own organizations, as well as the communities they serve.
To address this problem, the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce (OJchamber.com) established a fund to help subsidize a limited amount of booths for businesses impacted by COVID-19, in order to help them grow their client base at the J-Biz Expo.
It is an accepted fact that in trying times, some people tend to blame others for any misfortunes. On a call with the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, and Lakewood New Jersey businesses, Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli and officials from Governor Murphy’s administration said they will work directly with the Orthodox Jewish Chamber and the community “every step of the way” as a team to overcome any challenges from any rising numbers of Covid-19.
Duvi Honig, founder and CEO of Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, said he’s worried about how Lakewood is being perceived and that the outbreak there is at risk of being misrepresented and could lead to antisemitism.
On behalf of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, The Governor’s office and Department of Health we invite our members and Lakewood Business owners to join us for a discussion on the the states partnership with the Lakewood community to help control the community spread of COVID.
Lakewood Mayor Ray Coles announced that Lakewood Township and the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a free JBIZ 2020 Business Expo, Job Fair, and Conference at the BlueClaws Stadium, First Energy Park, 2 Stadium Way, Lakewood, this November from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (The rain date is November 17).
With social media now a dominating source of information, the prevalence of anti-Semitism on this platform presents a tremendous threat to Jews, Jewish owned businesses and institutions around the world.
The National Commission on Law and Public Affairs (COLPA)filed an amici curiae brief with the US Supreme Court, seeking to overturn an old precedent which limits the protection of religious employees against discrimination and termination.
The Business Brokerage and Investments Center (BBI), a division of Parnassah Network, is on a roll, earning its place as the global Orthodox community’s address for business sales, venture capital, partnerships and investment opportunity.
Late Tuesday evening, mere hours after the polls closed in New Jersey, newly reelected Senator Cory Booker was personally in touch with Parnassah Network founder and director Reb Duvi Honig about how he can help meet the parnassah needs of his Orthodox constituents.
A delegation of trailblazers in the orthodox Jewish community’s business and career realm – led by Parnassah Network founder and director Duvi Honig – met with Matt Nosanchuk, the White House’s official Jewish community liaison.
Parnassah Network, the organization that is at the forefront of providing the tools for Yidden of all ages and in all stages of their quest for a dignified Parnassah, has just announced the second in a series of “full-day seminars”, each covering a specific area of business to better assist people across particular industries and modes of business.
It is difficult to get even a small handful of Knesset members to attend an event, yet a diverse dozen of them gathered Tuesday morning in the Knesset’s Jerusalem Hall
Four weeks before the big event, the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce announced that Paul Massey will present at the morning keynote session of the J-Biz Expo and Business Conference
The New York Hilton Midtown Hotel was abuzz as entrepreneurs in all industries gathered for the 2018 NYC Business Conference and Expo, leaping into an array of formidable business networks from around the globe.
During a recent visit to Washington, DC, Duvi Honig, Founder and CEO of the OJC, was invited to the White House, where he met top ranking officials to collaborate on various initiatives.
Following the rise of violent anti-Semitic incidents throughout the region, the NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness and the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a special summit in Lakewood focused on the security needs of the local community and its businesses.
The month of May has been officially designated by presidents of both parties as “Jewish Heritage Month,” a tribute to the contributions that Jewish immigrants and their descendants have made to this nation; their patriotism; and appreciation for American values.
Residents of Lakewood and throughout the state breathed a sigh of relief when Governor Phil Murphy recently announced the loosening of some lockdown restrictions, such as allowing outdoor gatherings of 25 people and allowing additional stores to reopen.
Lakewood resident Duvi Honig, Founder and CEO of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, was selected by Governor Phil Murphy to serve on the state’s Restart and Recovery Advisory Council, which will help the state’s residents and businesses return to normal life following the Covid-19 lockdown.
Assistance is available to self-employed workers, independent contractors, gig and platform workers who are impacted by COVID-19 through Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and possibly the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA).
Duvi, President Trump recently signed into law Phase 2 of the legislative efforts to combat the Wuhan-Corona Virus, that includes provisions providing for expanded family and medical leave for employees impacted by this health crisis.
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