Meet the Senior Leadership for Camp JORI
Our Staff
BRIDGET CONNOR: CAMP DIRECTOR

I was blessed to discover Camp JORI as a parent looking for a great Jewish summer camp for my kids several years ago. It was immediately apparent to me that JORI is truly unique and special and would be a great fit for our family. And I was happy to have the opportunity to come to camp myself as a staff member! I spent my first two summers here as Camp Administrator in the Visitor Center before moving to a leadership role. It brings me so much joy to interact with campers, staff and families and to lead the team that makes the magic happen here at camp.
I grew up in western Massachusetts and studied theater at Mount Holyoke College. I relocated to Louisiana (New Orleans and Baton Rouge) before returning to my home state in 2021. I have an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from Goddard College and a Masters' of Jewish Education from Hebrew College.
My biggest passions are theater and Jewish education, and I combine these passions with original puppet shows about Jewish holidays and traditions which I perform regularly throughout the Boston area. As a Jewish educator, I have enjoyed the opportunity to work with kids of all ages, from preschool through teens. Summer camp is the perfect setting to experience connection and joy in a Jewish community, and I am so glad my career path led me to JORI!
Please do not hesitate to reach out to me with any questions about Camp. I can be easily reached at bridget@campjori.com.
JOSH GREENBERG: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Josh Greenberg has twelve years of Jewish camping experience and is excited to bring the knowledge and skills he acquired while working as a Counselor, Tribe Leader, Jewish educator, and Israel educator at Jewish summer camps to Camp JORI. Josh is beyond thrilled to step into the role of Assistant Director of Camp JORI.
Josh grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, and majored in Religious Studies and minored in History at Beloit College. The Jewish experiences that Josh had while working at Jewish summer camps in college and post-college led him to travel to Israel for the first time in 2016 and study at the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem. The rigorous textual study at the Conservative Yeshiva inspired him to become a Jewish professional and live a life in accordance with the wisdom of his Jewish ancestors, eventually leading him to pursue Rabbinical ordination at Hebrew College. Josh became a Rabbi in the spring of 2026. Josh is excited to utilize his Rabbinical education to help campers and staff connect with Jewish practices and Jewish values.
Music has been an important part of Josh’s life since he learned to walk and speak. Josh loves the music of the Grateful Dead, Phish, Widespread Panic, Umphrey's McGee, and the Dave Matthews Band. He is eager to learn, grow, and thrive as a member of the Camp JORI community. Josh looks forward to supporting all campers and staff during the summer and working tirelessly in the offseason to ensure that each summer is meaningful, unforgettable, and transformative.
Josh would love to answer any questions you may have about the Camp JORI experience. Feel free to send him an email at josh@campjori.com
IRA KITTRELL: CAMPER RECRUITMENT & FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

Ira Kittrell is an integral part JORI's Camper Recruitment and Family Engagement team, helping new families find their place in our community and supporting them every step of the way. A lifelong member of the JORI family, Ira’s connection to camp spans generations — his children, and even his dog, grew up spending summers on our site. His deep roots and warm, personal approach make him a trusted resource for both new and returning families.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to Ira with any questions about Camp at ira@campjori.com.
BETSY SULLIVAN, MSW: COMMUNITY CARE



Betsy Sullivan is one of JORI's many amazing returning staff, and currently serves as our MSW on site for Community Care. She brings both professional expertise and a strong passion for camper well-being to her role, having earned her Master of Social Work (MSW). Previously Betsy has served the JORI Community as the LIT (Leaders in Training) Director, where she supported campers in developing leadership skills and building meaningful connections.
Betsy is deeply engaged in all aspects of camp life and especially enjoys the energy and variety of activities Camp JORI has to offer. Some of her favorites include LIT nighttime games, rope burn, kickball, and swimming. She also has a soft spot for classic camp traditions—particularly the salad bar and ice cream sundaes.
Outside of camp, Betsy enjoys gardening, playing pickup sports, and spending time on creative crafts. She is passionate about fostering a supportive, inclusive environment where every camper feels cared for, connected, and empowered to thrive.
MICHELLE NERI: CAMP COORDINATOR

Michelle Neri brings years of experience at Camp JORI and a deep understanding of camp operations to her role as Camp Coordinator. Over the years, she has served in a variety of leadership positions, building strong relationships with both staff and campers and becoming a trusted, steady presence within the camp community.
In her role as Camp Coordinator, Michelle focuses on ensuring that day-to-day operations run smoothly. She plays a key role in supporting staff communication, helping counselors stay informed, organized, and connected so they can provide the best possible experience for campers. Michelle also works closely with leadership to keep schedules on track and ensure that each day at camp is structured, efficient, and engaging.
Michelle’s long-standing commitment to Camp JORI and her attention to detail make her an invaluable part of the team. She is dedicated to creating an environment where both staff and campers can thrive, contributing to the strong sense of community that defines Camp JORI.
Camp JORI Board of Directors
OFFICERS
MADISON BADER ROSEN - PRESIDENT

Madison Bader Rosen ("Madi") serves as Chair of the Camp JORI Board of Directors, bringing a lifelong connection to camp and a deep commitment to its mission of access, community, and care.
Madison’s journey with Camp JORI began in 2003 as a camper the very first year at the new site. She immediately felt a sense of belonging in accordance with JORI's motto - TaCEO - take care of each other - which continues to define the organization today. She went on to serve as a counselor, Aquatics Director, LIT Director, CIT Director, and senior staff member, helping to shape the camper experience from the ground up. Madison eventually transitioned from staff to Board Member, being actively involved with Board of Directors for over a decade before stepping into her current leadership role as Chair.
Professionally, Madison is a practicing Assistant District Attorney in Massachusetts. She earned her law degree from Emory University School of Law, where she developed a strong foundation in advocacy, public service, and leadership. In her legal work, she is entrusted with advancing justice and serving her community—skills she brings directly to her role at Camp JORI.
As Chair, Madison is focused on strengthening Camp JORI’s future while staying true to its roots as a place where every child belongs. She is passionate about expanding access, supporting staff and families, and ensuring that generations of campers continue to experience the same sense of home, growth, and connection that shaped her own journey.
JAKE LIGHTMAN - VICE PRESIDENT

Jake Lightman’s connection to Camp JORI began as a camper, where he spent three summers building friendships and memories that left a lasting impact on him. He later returned to JORI as a counselor for four summers, helping guide and mentor campers while contributing to the incredible community that makes JORI special.
Those formative experiences shaped Jake’s appreciation for the role Camp JORI plays in creating meaningful Jewish summer experiences and fostering lifelong connections. As a member of the Board since 2018 and the current Vice President, he is proud to support the camp’s mission and help ensure that future generations of campers have the opportunity to experience the same sense of belonging and community that he did.
Jake lives in New York City and currently works as a Senior Sales Manager at Flexport.
ROB STOLZMAN - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER

As legal counsel to many national real estate developers and Fortune 500 businesses with sites and facilities in Rhode Island, Rob Stolzman knows real estate, land use, government affairs and municipal law inside and out. That in-depth knowledge from over 35 years of experience, helps him find fast, practical solutions and efficient strategies for his clients in regulatory matters, transactions and disputes. He has represented developers of transportation hubs, port facilities, power plants, hospitals and MOB’s, hotels, housing, retail centers and industrial parks. Rob's knowledge of Camp JORI is just as extensive as he has volunteered with the organization for over a decade, and has even served as the President of the Board of Directors.
In his professional career, Rob has guided the State of Rhode Island’s acquisition of former Navy bases at Quonset and Davisville and has shepherded numerous projects for national and local clients through regulatory and governmental agencies, from local zoning boards to federal bureaucracies—processes that required extensive legal knowledge, common sense, diplomacy and trust.
In The Community
- Bridgewater College, Board of Trustees member, executive committee member and former alumni association president.
- President’s Advisory Council – Roger Williams University.
- President, Temple Beth-El, Providence.
- Board Member, Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island.
- Board member, Providence Foundation.
- Board member, Housing Works Rhode Island.
- Graduate, Leadership Rhode Island 1993.
Rob's wife Faye, and daughter Nora, both are Camp Jori Alumnae.
BOARD MEMBERS
GARY HARLAM

Gary Harlam has been a proud member of the Camp JORI Board of Directors for nearly a decade, drawn by the camp's heartfelt mission of ensuring every child has the opportunity to experience the magic of camp. For Gary, that connection is deeply personal — his twins, born in 1994, both attended and worked at Camp JORI, making it a true family affair.
Professionally, Gary brings close to 30 years of experience as the owner and operator of a computer consulting company serving small and medium businesses throughout Rhode Island and southern New England, offering the board a strong foundation in leadership, operations, and long-term planning.
ANDREW SCHUSTER

Andrew Schuster is a second-generation camper and former counselor with a deep appreciation for the Jewish camping experience and its lasting impact on young people. Now a board member, he remains actively involved in supporting the camp community. Andrew is also the owner of Providence Yarn, an industrial textile company. Continuing a proud family tradition, his children represent the third generation at camp—his daughters, Ava (10) and Sadie (8), attend each summer, while his youngest, Charlie, looks forward to joining when he is old enough.
MARC TRACHTENBERG

A lifetime member of Temple Emanu-El in Providence, Marc music directs the annual Purim Spiel cast and band. He joined the JORI board when his two children began attending the Wakefield campground and has been an active and enthusiastic member ever since, including serving as Camping Committee Chair.
ELLINA KHAYKIN MAX

Ellina Khaykin Max spent four summers as a camper at Camp JORI and later returned as a counselor for two summers. Those formative experiences created some of her most cherished childhood memories and instilled in her a deep appreciation for the strong sense of community that makes Camp JORI such a special place.
Now living in North Carolina, Ellina values that her children have been able to share in that same experience, spending their summers at Camp JORI and enjoying the beauty of New England. All of her children attended camp, and her daughter spent eight summers there (excluding the COVID year), building friendships that have lasted well beyond camp.
Witnessing the lasting impact Camp JORI had on her own family reinforced Ellina’s belief in the importance of the camp experience. She joined the Board of Directors to help ensure that Camp JORI continues to be a vibrant and welcoming place for future generations. Ellina is deeply committed to the camp’s mission of making summer camp accessible to every child, regardless of financial circumstances, and is proud to support an organization rooted in inclusion, community, and lifelong connection.
ALEXANDER SAVILL

Alex Savill brings over two decades of dedicated involvement with Camp JORI and proudly serves as a member of the Board of Directors. His journey began as a camper in 2005 and evolved into more than a decade of staff leadership from 2010 to 2022. Driven by a deep passion for the Camp JORI community, Alex later joined the Alumni Committee before becoming a Board member in 2025 to help guide the camp’s future. His connection to camp runs so deeply that he and his wife, Felicia Savill, chose to celebrate their wedding at Camp JORI in 2022.
Professionally, Alex is an experienced higher education leader specializing in Residence Life and Housing. He has served in a variety of leadership roles across multiple institutions, most recently at SUNY Cortland, where he developed expertise in technology, marketing, community building, event planning, student development, and operational management.
Alex is committed to leveraging both his professional background in student affairs and his lifelong connection to Camp JORI to ensure the camp remains a premier destination for growth, friendship, and belonging. Whether on campus or at camp, his focus remains the same: fostering inclusive environments where individuals can thrive and reach their full potential.
LAUREN GERTZ BISBEE

Lauren Gertz Bisbee is a member of the Board of Directors at Camp JORI, where she is committed to supporting the camp’s mission of providing enriching summer experiences that foster confidence, friendship, and personal growth. Having spent many summers at Camp JORI, she understands firsthand the lasting impact camp can have on young people and is proud to give back to the community that shaped her.
Lauren is the CEO and Executive Planner of MDP Events, a luxury wedding planning company specializing in bespoke events and memorable celebrations. Through her work as an entrepreneur, she brings expertise in leadership, operations, social media, and client experience to help strengthen the camp’s future.
Lauren holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Quinnipiac University and a Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship. She lives in Florida with her husband and enjoys traveling, coastal living, and celebrating life’s meaningful moments with friends and family.
JONATHAN HOROWITZ

Jon "Joho" Horowitz (LIT '09) spent five fantastic summers at Camp JORI, and often cites his camp experience as the first time he saw Jewish pluralism in action. Jon has spent his professional life working for various Jewish institutions — summer camps, youth movements, day schools and religious schools. Currently, Jon serves as the Director of Community Engagement for Hillels of Westchester, where he connects students in a network of six college campuses to their own campuses, other campuses, and the community of Westchester at large through a Jewish lens. Jon lives in Great Neck, NY with his wife, Sarah, and daughter (and future JORI camper) Aviva.
SHAYNA WEBB-DRAY

Shayna Webb Dray is an operations and supply chain executive with over 15 years of experience driving transformational change across high-growth organizations. As Chief Operating Officer of LifeMD, she leads execution across Operations, Technology, and Marketing.
Beyond her professional work, Shayna is committed to giving back. Through the New York Junior League, she has contributed to strategic planning initiatives, including the development of outcome based metrics tracking. She has also volunteered with the Kaplan Educational Foundation, supporting strategic planning efforts and mentoring first-generation college students navigating the transition from two-year to four-year institutions.
Her connection to Camp JORI runs deepest of all. Both Shayna and her mother have been campers, counselors, and board members — a three-generation legacy that continues today through her son, a current camper. For Shayna, serving on the board is both a personal homecoming and a commitment to the next generation of campers.
JORDAN KRAUSS

Jordan Krauss is President of American Cord & Webbing Co., Inc., a Rhode Island-based manufacturer specializing in engineered textile solutions, and President of ACW Plastic Products, Inc. in Concord, New Hampshire. He has held a range of leadership roles across both organizations, with experience spanning sales, finance, and strategic development.
Jordan’s connection to Camp JORI runs deep. A lifelong member of the JORI community, he spent 13 summers as a camper, CIT/LIT, and counselor. He experienced the camp’s evolution firsthand, attending both its original Narragansett location on Clarke Road and the current Wakefield location.
Jordan joined the Camp JORI Board of Directors in 2019 and serves on both the Facilities and Finance Committees. He is passionate about JORI’s mission to provide a camp experience to every child, regardless of financial background, and is proud to continue his family’s long-standing involvement with the camp. He currently lives in Boston.
BEN MAIDEN
AMY MARGOLIS
VOLUNTEERS
BRETT RESNICK

Brett Resnick has been involved with Camp JORI since the age of nine, first as a camper and later spending two summers as a counselor. He currently serves as Chair of the Camping Committee as a volunteer for the Board of Directors. Presently, Mr. Resnick serves as an Associate in Investment Banking at Houlihan Lokey, where he advises clients on mergers and acquisitions across the consumer health and beauty & personal care sectors. Prior to Houlihan Lokey, Mr. Resnick served as an Investment Banking Associate at BDO Capital Advisors, focusing on mergers and acquisitions for middle market, family-owned businesses. Previously, he was a Consultant at Deloitte, where he provided business and portfolio valuation services. Mr. Resnick holds a Master of Science in Finance and a Bachelor of Science in Corporate Finance & Accounting from Bentley University. He is originally from the North Shore of Massachusetts.
MEREDITH BARR
MICHAEL SCHUSTER
