Moshe Weisblum
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Moshe Weisblum
Dr. Moshe Weisblum is a New York-based business consultant
His more than 20 years in the business world include work in real estate, retail, education, nonprofits, investments, mergers and acquisitions, entrepreneurship, franchising, and fundraising, both in the United States and in Israel. He is fluent in both English and Hebrew. Despite his economic expertise, Weisblum can be considered something of a Renaissance man, having a wide range of abilities and interests, spanning from music to teaching, in addition to his business knowledge.
Experimentation in the workplace
Weisblum has amassed a substantial body of job experience. In the years leading up to the establishment of his consulting business in 2001, Weisblum worked as a business consultant for Quick Home Solutions LLC, a real estate developer in the greater Baltimore area, for over ten years. This role required him to collaborate with a number of financially successful, privately held enterprises, with a particular concentration on real estate assets. He was in charge of the entire real estate investment process, from the initial purchase talks to the final closing.
In addition, he spent five years as an executive vice president and partner at AWK Ltd, a general contracting company based in New Jersey; three years as a business consultant for Better and Different, an Israeli retailer based in Jerusalem; and six years as an import/export manager for Chalmah International Foods in Tel Aviv, where he coordinated trade shows, trained management in new technological systems, and established joint ventures between Eastern Europe and Israel.
Media, education, and government service are all examples of vocations.
For the past decade, Weisblum has worked as a Middle East affairs consultant in Washington, D.C., and he has been frequently invited to give his ideas and insights on social and political topics on a variety of television talk shows. The Israeli Defense Forces recruited Weisblum to serve in their elite air corps throughout his ten years in the country. He completed his military service in the Israeli Army with the rank of Major after volunteering for the IDF.
Weisblum can be found on YouTube.
Weisblum maintains a very active YouTube page, where he broadcasts music that he has produced as well as video courses about Jewish custom and holidays, as well as excerpts from the Talmud and other sources of inspiration. His YouTube channel, which he launched about ten years ago, currently has more than 19,600 subscribers and is growing at an exponential rate. Up to this point, his YouTube videos have been seen over 6.5 million times overall.
Education
Weisblum graduated from Yeshivat Torat Emet in Haifa, Israel, then went on to study computer science at the Ofrim Institute in Jerusalem, also in Israel. In the United States, he obtained an honors Master of Public/Business Administration and Management degree from Farleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey after emigrating from his own country. He also holds a PhD in philosophy from Baltimore Hebrew University, which he received with honors (now Baltimore Hebrew Institute at Towson University).
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He has written seven volumes on Jewish philosophy and history, including "Table Talk Biblical Questions and Answers" and "Ruth Talk," which were both published by the Jewish Book Council. Furthermore, he is a syndicated newspaper columnist, with his pieces appearing weekly in 17 newspapers around the Northeastern United States and Canada, including such publications as "The Garden City News" and the "Great Neck Record." He has sold his script, "House of Bread," to 20th Century Pictures, which is currently in the pre-production stage.
Many accolades have been bestowed to Weisblum for his writing, including the Sidney Breitbart Prize in Jewish philosophy from Baltimore Hebrew University, the Keren Zikaron Award for writing, and the Golden Prize in Writing from the Israeli city of Haifa.
Weisblum is a versatile musician who can play seven different instruments well, including the piano, saxophone, and clarinet. He's also a talented tenor who performs in opera. Music ranging from inspiring to Jewish religious holidays may be found on his album, which is available on iTunes. Customers on Amazon.com have given him a five-star rating for his 2017 CD, "Heartfelt Melodies," which was released. Weisblum is the musical director for his temple, and he also performs in the temple's band as a musician.
In his spare time, he likes to compose and perform music, go boating and baseball, and spend time with his growing family, which includes his five children and 17 grandchildren. He also likes to travel. He admires Winston Churchill's phrase, "Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm," which he considers to be one of his favorites.
