JVS Email Formats

Individual and Family Services • East Orange, New Jersey, United States • 101-200 Employees

JVS Email Formats

JVS uses 2 email formats. The most common is {first initial}{last name} (e.g., jdoe@jvsnj.org), used 60% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}{last name}	jdoe@jvsnj.org	60%
{first name}{last name}	johndoe@jvsnj.org	40%

Key Contacts at JVS

Avanish Kumar

Chief Executive Officer

Elisa Udaskin

Director Of Employer Engagement

Jojo De Lima Tandoc

Business Owner

Lorraine Campbell

Owner

Nancy T. Fisher

Interim Co-Executive Director

Lynn Sternstein

Director Of Education & Literacy

Hamid Sandhu

Deputy Managing Director

Caren Ford

Assistant Executive Director, Program Services

Margo Greene

Director, Corporate Training

Nancy Fisher

Assistant Executive Director

Company overview

Headquarters	7 Glenwood Ave, East Orange, New Jersey 07017, US
Phone number	+17960515004804202
Website	jvsnj.org
NAICS	6241
Keywords	Corporate Training, Career Counseling, Education & Literacy, Scholarship Loans & Grants, Vacational Rehabilitation, Private Career School
Founded	1939
Employees	101-200
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About JVS

Using the slogan “Helping People Help Themselves,” JVS repairs the world, one person at a time; allowing our program participants to achieve the highest degree of independence and dignity. Our staff of more than 50 skilled professionals work with a diverse range of individuals in need of employment, education, corporate training, rehabilitation and other specialized services—from the unskilled single mother receiving public assistance to the entry, mid and executive level job seekers; from the sixteen-year-old high school dropout in trouble with the law to the recent college graduate; from the non-English speaking refugee to American-born adults seeking to earn their GED; from the high school freshman with autism to the corporations that are seeking training for their employees. JVS fulfills its mission each and every day by living our adopted credo: “The highest degree of charity is to take hold of persons who have been crushed . . . to find work for them and thus put them on their feet so they will not be dependent upon others.” (Moses Maimonides, 1135-1204)