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American Israel Public Affairs Committee Hosts Policy Conference

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American Israel Public Affairs Committee Hosts Policy Conference

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As a wealth management advisor, Joel Tovel earned his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Concordia University. Possessing French, American, and Canadian citizenships, he currently calls San Francisco, California, home. Active within his community, Joel Tovel supports several charitable organizations, including the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

As an organization dedicated to strengthening, protecting, and promoting the relationship between Israel and the United States, the AIPAC educates decision makers about the importance of this bond. It urges members of Congress to support Israel through government partnerships and foreign aid.

Each year the AIPAC sponsors a policy conference, which is the largest gathering of the pro-Israel community in the United States. Typically, more than 18,000 pro-Israel Americans gather for this event. Among them were more than 3,600 students, and more than 275 synagogue delegations The 2017 conference occurred March 26 through 28 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC.

Right Honorable Tony Blair, the former prime minister of the UK, and His Excellency Paul Kagame, the president of the Republic of Rwanda, served as the keynote speakers to open the event. Other speakers included Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the State of Israel, and the honorable Mike Pence, vice president of the United States. The 2018 policy conference will be held March 4 through 6 in Washington, DC.

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Joel Tovel is a graduate of Concordia University, where earned a BA in marketing and international business. When away from his professional responsibilities, Joel Tovel enjoys participating in various sports, including tennis.

Choosing a racket can be difficult, but players can dramatically simplify their options by deciding between one of the three basic types of tennis rackets. Below is a brief description of these three racket types:

1. Power: ideal for beginners, power rackets feature an over-sized head and stiff frame. They are longer than the other types of rackets available and are generally lighter. Thanks to their design, power rackets are capable of generating power when players are not skilled enough to create significant power through racket-head speed.

2. Control: control rackets sit at the opposite end of the spectrum and are perfect for professional and seasoned tennis players. Instead of generating power, control rackets have improved handling and accuracy. These types of rackets are often shorter in length and have a smaller head. They are heavier, but the frame is more flexible.

3. Tweener: providing a compromise between power and control rackets, tweener rackets offer both control and power. Most younger players and beginners are well-suited for a tweener racket, which features a mid-sized head and average length and weight. However, due to the versatility of this type of racket, it can be used effectively by players of varying skill levels.

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Joel Tovel- Financial Services Professional and Concordia Alumnus

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An experienced financial advisor, Joel Tovel has held sales and finance positions in China, Japan, and Thailand.

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An experienced financial services professional who completed his postsecondary education in Montreal, Quebec, Joel Tovel earned an undergraduate commerce degree...

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As a financial advisor, Joel Tovel holds both Series 7 and Series 66 licenses from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), as well as general and disability insurance licenses from the...