Are you tired and confused after watching all those commercials for and against ballot measures for the upcoming election? Then be sure to join us on September 18 for the Men’s Club Dinner Forum. After a deli dinner and socializing we will hear from Jason Bercovitch, Beth Israel member and District Director for Rep. Scott Peters.
As in prior years, Jason will give a non-partisan, unbiased presentation on what each ballot measure would actually do, and who supports and opposes each proposal. Come and hear the unfiltered facts. We will NOT discuss individual candidates, just local propositions and state ballot measures.
Dinner 6:30 – 7:00 pm
Speaker 7:00 – 8:00 pm
In the past this event has been very popular, so space may be limited! ** Please RSVP for dinner as soon as possible but no later than Friday September 13. If we reach maximum room capacity, we will NOT have space for drop-ins without RSVPs. However, a Zoom option is always available.
The dinner fee is $20 (pay online, or at the door by cash or check only). RSVP below so we can plan for enough seating, food and desserts for everyone.
The Men’s Club Dinner Forum brings to Beth Israel distinguished speakers with expertise on a variety of topics. These monthly Forums are open to all Beth Israel members and interested San Diegans. This special event is also part of the Beth Israel Social Action Network series on Civics.
Jason Bercovitch was born in Madison, Wisconsin, raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and graduated from the University of California, Riverside with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Economics and a minor in Political Science. Jason is the District Director for Congressman Scott Peters, where he has been since March of 2013, specializing in immigration, foreign affairs, and financial services.
In addition to his work in politics, Jason was a financial adviser for ten years with various financial institutions throughout San Diego County. As an active member of Beth Israel, Jason is co-chair of the CBI Social Action Network. He is actively involved with the San Diego Jewish community, serving on various committees with the ADL, AJC and on the Jewish Family Service Political Affairs Committee. Jason spent most of his childhood in Puerto Rico and is a fluent Spanish speaker.