Brad Schneider

Briefings in the Indian Treaty Room at the White House

Our 3rd annual Jewish B2B Networking / Small Business Advocacy Council Washington DC delegation photos

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Visit to the White House Bowling Alley
Visit to the White House Bowling Alley

 

meeting with office of Us Representative Tammy Duckworth
meeting with office of Us Representative Tammy Duckworth
Washington DC dinner meeting at Elis Kosher
Washington DC dinner meeting at Elis Kosher
at our joint Chicago DC business networking event
at our joint Chicago DC business networking event
with the office of US Senator Dick Durbin
with the office of US Senator Dick Durbin
on the Senate Subway
on the Senate Subway
morning briefing with Avi Jorisch
morning briefing with Avi Jorisch
with House Small Business Committee staff
with House Small Business Committee staff
with the office of US Senator Mark Kirk
with the office of US Senator Mark Kirk
with Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky
with Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky

Quick stop at President Obama's limo

Quick stop at President Obama’s limo
with good friend, Avi Jorisch
with good friend, Avi Jorisch
Meetings at the White House
Meetings at the White House
Kicking off a briefing at the Embassy of Israel in Washington DC
Kicking off a briefing at the Embassy of Israel in Washington DC
with Economic Minister Eli Groner
with Economic Minister Eli Groner
Hanging out with fellow Jewish B2B Networkers
Hanging out with fellow Jewish B2B Networkers
with Representative Brad Schneider
with Representative Brad Schneider

Thank you to U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider for his remarks to Congress congratulating Jewish B2B Networking on our growth and community resources

Posted on by Scott "Shalom" Klein

Representative Brad Schneider Congressional Remarks on Jewish B2B Networking

HON. BRADLEY S. SCHNEIDER
OF ILLINOIS
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Thursday, August 1, 2013
 

  • Mr. SCHNEIDER. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the efforts of Jewish B2B Networking (B2B) and its founder, Scott "Shalom" Klein, for his tireless work to connect people and promote the benefits of professional networking in the Jewish community.

 

  • Still early in his career, Mr. Klein has developed a reputation for bringing people together and forging relationships. B2B began in in 2010 and has achieved great success. Mr. Klein understood that in times of economic contraction, building relationships is just as important as having the rights skills.

 

  • By setting out to build powerful professional networks, Mr. Klein has offered help to thousands searching for jobs, employees or new resources.

 

  • At any one of the many B2B-sponsored networking events, you may find hundreds of professionals–young and experienced–looking to make meaningful contacts. I am pleased that many of these events take place throughout my district.

 

  • Even with B2B’s incredible success already, Mr. Klein has not slowed his initiative. He is constantly looking for new ways to expand and new tools and resources to share.

 

  • Mr. Klein has worked so hard to ensure that the success of B2B is enjoyed by the entire community.

 

  • After all, fostering these connections not only helps the jobseekers and businesses, but strengthens the whole community by bringing all of its members together. I congratulate Scott "Shalom" Klein and B2B on its success and look forward to following its future.