Partners is
pleased to
welcome
Alan
Yanowitz,
financial
planner,
management firm. Yanowitz is
a recognized financial educator,
author and investment advisor
whose passion is evident wheth-
er he is educating and serving
clients, active in his industry
at the Estate Planning Council
of Cleveland, or serving his
community as an active leader
and member of several organiza-
tions. Yanowitz has worked with
the Jewish Community Feder-
ation of Cleveland, United Way,
Cleveland Jewish News Founda-
tion, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar
Association and Estate Planning
Council of Cleveland.
decades of estate- and tax-plan-
ning experience equip him to
bring a unique multi-disciplinary
perspective and skill-set to the
firm," stated Gregory Randall,
CEO. "We are thrilled to add him
to our already established team
of experienced professionals."
ministration from Northeastern
University in Boston, Massa-
chusetts and earned his Juris
Doctorate from Case Western Re-
serve University School of Law.
Show, a juried art show
and sale that features an
eclectic mix of artwork from
established, emerging and
amateur artists. Artists who
reside in Northeast Ohio
are encouraged to submit
artwork June 1 through
August 15. Works selected
will be displayed in the high-
traffic Mandel JCC lobby in
Beachwood, from September
19 through November 28.
2-dimensional work. Media
clude works on paper, paint-
ings, photography, mixed me-
dia and digital media. Work
of more than 3-inch depth, or
heavier than 25 pounds, will
not be accepted. Entry fees
are: students $15, Mandel
JCC member $20 and general
community $25. Work may be
priced to sell or marked NFS
(not for sale). All work must
be submitted through www.
wetransfer.com.
Finkel, curator, Cleveland
Clinic Art Program, Arts
Shawn Godwin, indepen-
dent curator and cxecutive
director/curator of the Davis
Sculpture Foundation.
22 from 7-9 pm with prize
awards presented at 7:30 pm.
Visit Mandeljcc.org/jshow
to download an application
or pick up an application at
the Mandel JCC member-
ship desk. For questions,
contact Julie Frayman at
jfrayman@mandeljcc.org or
216.593.6216 or visit mandel-
jcc.org/jshow.
13 docents. On April 17, the
eighth-grade class of Mandel
JDS was tasked with presenting
the work of a master painter to
an audience filled with parents,
siblings, and community
members.
history study in which each
student learns about the life
of their selected painter, and
ultimately emulates the style
of their painting through a
work of their own. Finally, the
students pack up their paint-
ings and head to the museum,
where they give a five-to-ten-
minute presentation about the
life of that painter, directly in
front of their work.
Henri Matisse to Rene Magritte,
Sandro Boticelli, Vincent Van
Gogh, and Claude Monet. Five
one of whom, Jake Moses of
Solon, communicated back and
forth with his artist, Carol Schiff,
of Florida.
Barbara Weiss, veteran Mandel
JDS art teacher. "One thing we
through the museum, acting
as docents, we pick up random
museum visitors along the way
who are drawn to our students
as sources of intriguing, factual
information. What a special op-
portunity for the students to
get to share their knowledge."