Alan Scharfstein Honored by Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey

Rochelle Park, NJ – DAK is pleased to announce that our founder and president, Alan Scharfstein, was honored by the Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey at the Annual Gala on November 18 at the Edgewood Country Club.

Alan was honored for his devotion to helping JFCS create a stronger and healthier agency in very meaningful ways.

Scharfstein has held numerous leadership roles at the Jewish Federation of Northern NJ, including as its president from 2008-2011. During that time, he was responsible for a number of initiatives that changed the face of the Federation and its strategic direction.

In addition to Alan, Shira Feuerstein and Jayne Petak were both honored for their dedication and impact to the organization.

About Jewish Family & Children’s Services

www.jfcsnnj.org
Jewish Family & Children’s Services touches thousands of people who are struggling in innumerable ways. From Mental Health and Senior Services to Emergency Support Services to, Food Pantry, to Career and After-School Childcare Programs, JFCS continues to be the community safety net. With a highly skilled team that affords confidential, compassionate and highly effective services to people of all ages, JFCS provides professional social services of the highest caliber.

 

About DAK

DAK is a leading investment bank serving mid-market privately held businesses in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, business sale, financial restructuring, bankruptcy, capital advisory, valuations and fairness opinions. Since 1984, DAK has executed hundreds of transactions across a wide range of industries. The DAK Value Accelerator is the propriety process that allows clients to maximize the value of their business.  DAK is headquartered in Rochelle Park, NJ with an office in Philadelphia.

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