Representing a group of committed donors, a past president of the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington recently launched the Greater Washington Jewish Talent Project. The project aims to retain skilled professionals in the DMV’s Jewish communal world, according to a press release.

A job posting for a senior director of JTP said the initiative would “revolutionize how local Jewish organizations attract, train and retain local talent.”

Spearheaded by Philip Margolius through the Federation’s Jewish Community Foundation, the JTP will provide professionals working at Jewish organizations in the Washington, D.C., area with access to “top-level training sessions,” local JPro programs, counseling, coaching and adequate time to network with colleagues at other Jewish organizations, Margolius wrote in the press release.

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