EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Amy Stein
executivedirector@yinr.org
Amy joined YINR in 2019 after serving as the Executive Director of The City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism in New York City. She was previously the Marketing and Communications Manager at JESNA, Jewish Education Service of North America.
Amy holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Boston University. Amy lives in White Plains with her husband and two children.
BOOKKEEPER
Isio Jacobovitz
office@yinr.org
Isio Jacobovitz joined YINR in 2019, bringing experience from both the profit and non-profit sectors. As a Senior Engineer and MBA professional, Isio held leadership roles for over a decade in a Brazilian Shul, embodying a people-oriented nature and devotion to Torah, coupled with an engineering and business toolkit. He is committed to serving Kahal Israel with dedication. Isio enjoys spending time with his growing family, including his children and grandchildren (three kids and six grandkids). Isio and Marcia reside in Teaneck, NJ.
HEAD CUSTODIAL STAFF
Mira and Anton Tuci
Mira and Anton have been working at YINR since 2009. They are responsible for the day to day operations of the building and oversee the YINR maintenance team. Before joining YINR, Mira worked at JW Marriott as a supervisor.
Mira and Anton live in New Rochelle with their 4 children, Alex, Altin, Frrok and Melisa, who are often at YINR working during the holidays and on Shabbat.
YOUTH DIRECTORS
Rachel & Jordan Benditzson
youth@yinr.org
Jordan Benditzson, originally from Skokie, IL, spent 2 years in Torat Shraga before heading to Yeshiva University where he is currently completing his Semicha and MSW degrees concurrently. He has been involved in various Jewish organizations over the past decade such as NCSY (NCSY Kollel, Midwest NCSY, Boston NCSY) and Bnei Akiva (Midwest, Moshava Wild Rose) and is excited to bring these experiences and skills to YINR and continuing to build the incredible culture and community that has been developing over the past few decades in this community.
Rachel Benditzson, originally from Highland Park, NJ, spent a year and a half in Shaalvim for women before heading to Stern College. Throughout Stern, she was involved in several learning programs, such as tutoring in the Mechina program for girls from limited Jewish backgrounds. She has worked in several camps including Moshava IO and Camp HASC, and is currently studying in Touro College of Dental Medicine.