Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County

Incoming Federation Chair Arthur Goldberg Is Committed To Advancing Jewish Life

Arthur Goldberg is dedicated to ensuring a bright future for the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County. 

“It is exciting to be collaborating with our partners and generous donors to meet the evolving needs of our community while engaging young people and preparing the next generation of Jewish leaders,” says  Goldberg, who will become chair of the Federation board in April. 

Goldberg is proud to have been part of federation leadership during a period of strategic innovations, including development of the Toby and Leon Cooperman Sinai Residences of Boca Raton on the Federation campus. A state-of the-art Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), Sinai Residences opened in stages in 2016 and 2017, providing seniors with independent and assisted living and memory and nursing care. 

“Our Federation is on a wonderful track, building our capacity to do more for people in need, as we go from strength to strength,” says Goldberg,who brings extensive Wall Street experience to his volunteer role. “Our 100-acre campus – the largest in the country – is a model of Jewish diversity with an array of human service agencies, schools and cultural and philanthropic activities that touch our entire community.”  

Goldberg is a former practicing attorney at Javits and Javits in New York; president of Integrated Resources, a NYSE-listed financial services firm; and chairman of Reich and Co., an investment banking and securities brokerage firm. He and his wife, Hedy, have lived in the Delray Beach area for more than a decade, while their children and grandchildren live in the New York area. Locally, Goldberg has played increasingly active roles at the Federation. 

“I enjoy using many of my skills honed in business with such bright, committed people who want to make a difference,” says Goldberg. “It is a pleasure to share the camaraderie of our lay leadership and professionals, who continue to deliver impressive results for our local community and for our Jewish family inIsrael and around the globe. Our Federation offers a real sense of belonging and purpose as well as great opportunities for anyone – children, teenagers, families and retirees – to make a positive impact on our world.”

Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County is located at 9901 Donna Klein Blvd., Boca Raton. For more information, call 561-852-6027 or visit jewishboca.org.

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