At Jenni Frumer & Associates, LLC, we’re here to help our clients achieve heights they’ve never imagined.
By asking them to reach outside of their comfort zones, our team and core services help clients to
learn more effective ways to promote organizational development, talent management, and the
creation of innovative programs that improve results within their organizations.
OUR TEAM
JENNI FRUMER, PhD, LCSW, MSEd
As president of Jenni Frumer & Associates, Jenni Frumer is the Consulting Director of the NOW for Holocaust Survivors Initiative at MorseLife Health Systems GLI, and she is also the Director of Strategic Initiatives for the NEXT GENERATIONS of Holocaust Survivors.
Learn more about me here.
She earned her PhD in Human Capital Management from the College of Business at Bellevue University, NE. Jenni is a graduate of both the Wexner Leadership Training program and the Alliance for Children & Families Executive Leadership Institute (ELI), at the University of Michigan. Jenni is licensed as a Clinical Social Worker and Mental Health Counselor, has National Board Certification in Geriatric Counseling, and a Certification in Geriatric Care Management. She has provided counseling to families and individuals for more than 35 years specializing in issues of aging and multigenerational trauma.
Dr. Frumer is the retired CEO of Alpert Jewish Family Service (AJFS) and The Levine Jewish Residential and Family Service (LJRFS) in West Palm Beach, Florida. She has over 38 years in nonprofit leadership and is the President of Jenni Frumer & Associates LLC, consultants for organizational management; specializing in organizational culture, change management, leadership development, talent management, executive coaching, community outreach strategies, accreditation readiness and program design and development.
As a Team Leader for the national Council on Accreditation (COA); she conducted dozens of site visits of other social service agencies and US Marine Corps installations, both domestically and internationally and recently served on the Board of COA. She currently serves on the Board of the International Center for Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma.
Dr. Frumer has written and published articles on geriatric social service systems, engaging Baby Boomers and community engagement models in the work of non-profits. She has also presented extensively both nationally and internationally on several topics related to non-profit administration, business initiatives and cultural competence training in trauma and working with Holocaust survivors and their families.
Interdisciplinary Aging Public Health & Palliative care, Awarded Dec. 15, 2021, U. of Rochester: Collaboration for Palliative Care.
Consultant / Director: NOW for Holocaust Survivors: MorseLife Health System
Consultant for Strategic Initiatives: NEXT GENERATIONS
Consultant: Minnesota Girls Academy
Consultant: Hartford Jewish Family Service
Adjunct Professor: Fordham U., School of Social Work
Adjunct Professor: Lynn U. School of Business, School of Arts and Science
Board of Directors, Secretary International Center for Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma
American Psychological Association (APA), COVID Task Force
Older Adults and Caregivers Committee, Co-Chair
Conference Planning Committee: Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies
Alliance for Stronger Families and Communities, Board of Executive Leadership Institute
Keiser U., Psychology Program, Committee
Alliance for Stronger Families and Communities, Annual Conference Program Committee
American Society on Aging (ASA), Membership committee
American Society on Aging (ASA), Business Forum on Aging
Foster Grandparent Program, Area Agency on Aging of Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast, Committee Chair
Association of Jewish Family & Children’s Agencies (AJFCA), Annual Conference Program Committee
Nova Southeast U., Aging Advisory Committee
Southern Gerontology Association (SGA), Education Committee
Center for Guardianship Certification (CGC), Certification Standards Committee
Council on Accreditation (COA), Board of Directors
Peer-to-peer support and changes in health and well-being in older adults over time
Jan 1, 2021
JAMA Open Network/ American Medical Association
Evaluation of peer-to-peer support and health care utilization among community-dwelling older adults
Jan 1, 2020
JAMA Open Network/ American Medical Association
The Momentum of Hope: Personal Stories of Moral Injury (Chapter: Moral Injury: A brief perspective about the Holocaust)
Jan 1, 2018
Volunteers of America
What motivates charitable giving: The experience of donors to Jewish faith-based nonprofit human service organizations (dissertation)
Jan 1, 2017
Bellevue University
The Ambassador Strategic Model
Jan 1, 2014
Journal of Jewish Communal Service
T’Zorchei Zibur: Baby Boomers as Social Capital Committed to Building Community
Jan 1, 2008
Journal on Jewish Aging
Jewish Aging Services: The Role of Jewish Family Service Agencies
Jan 1, 2006
Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Identification and Improvement of Effective Gerontological Social Work Practice
Jan 1, 1998
John A Hartford Foundation White Paper
One People – Many Houses: National Service Delivery Networks for the Jewish Community
Jan 1, 1996
Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Major Individual Donations Facilitated
2011 – 2021
Over a more than 10 year period, Jenni Frumer helped raise more than $40 million for programs and facilities.
NEIL P. NEWSTEIN
Neil brings more than 45 years of successful managerial experience, as the CEO of three successful human Service Agencies.
He designed and promoted the use of a comprehensive management information system for the multi-program, multi fee clinical social service agencies. It was the most popular software of its type for several years. He has served as Chairman of “COA’s Board of Trustees,” The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the “Center for Guardian Certification,” and Chairman of “The Virginia Board of Licensure for Social Workers and Mental Health Counselors.
Amongst his publications are articles on developing national networks for the Journal of Jewish Communal Service and a White Paper on the state of Geriatric Social Work for the J.W. Hartford Foundation.
