Professional 
Networking Groups

With more than 2,000 experienced financial professionals—all Yeshiva University alumni and friends—this group provides opportunities for those in the field of finance to learn about current industry issues, network and assist young alumni interested in the field. Events allow YU alumni from top financial firms to network with each other in a friendly, collegial atmosphere.       

This affinity group offers an opportunity for marketing professionals to gather and network. Emerging trends and industry best practices are explored alongside top-notch networking opportunities geared toward those who are veterans in the field as well as new to it.     

The Technology Group offers professionals in the tech sector opportunities to stay updated on industry developments, network and assist young alumni. Expect to see events on topics like blockchain, cybersecurity and video technology. Emerging fields like AI are of particular interest.   

The Real Estate Group convenes alumni and friends working in various real estate fields for networking. It provides access to prominent names in New York City-area real estate, offering insights into the industry in subspecialties such as residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality, multi-family, office market and real estate capital markets. The group’s annual Real Estate Day Conferences have sold out every year. 

This new group hosts prominent names in the private equity industry, designed to help alumni grow and network. The PEG’s inaugural event was an invitation-only dinner geared toward helping alumni in their 30s and 40s grow their connections and learn from top industry experts.   

This networking group is for alumni and friends working in nonprofit organizations and agencies across all areas, Jewish and secular. It launched in the Spring of 2019 to bring together nonprofit professionals from the YU community. YU understands that non-profit Jewish leaders make the Jewish world thrive, and part of our mission is to support and help grow these often-unsung heroes of the Jewish world.   

Organizing three to four events per year for YU's young alumni (age 23-32), the Young Alumni Council is active in furthering the life and career goals of YU's young alumni, keeping them engaged with each other and the University. The YAC typically kicks off the year with a summer social geared toward engaging the newest alumni (that year’s recent graduates) and goes on to host two to three additional events throughout the year focusing on timely, career-related topics.