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Finchley synagogue seeks first chief executive

June 24, 2010 11:48

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Robyn Rosen,

Robyn Rosen

1 min read

Finchley Synagogue is to appoint a chief executive, believed to be the first in the United Synagogue, in a move described as "unique".

The 2,500-member synagogue, also known as Kinloss, has appointed head hunters to find the right candidate for the community.

Jon Mendelsohn, chairman, said: "It will differ from similar job titles in other shuls as they are traditionally more administrative.

"The old model of how we organise a synagogue was not fit for the modern era. The huge expansion taking place at Kinloss requires a chief executive because of the size, scale and ambition. A chief executive is there to expand and develop, not to administer.

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