Board Members
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Mitch Rich
Mitch made aliyah from New Jersey to Ramat Beit Shemesh in 2009 and currently lives in the Ramat Shilo neighborhood with his wife Tova and four children. Mitch manages real estate technology solutions delivery for US real estate companies. Prior to making aliyah, Mitch also spent time as a Chesed Activities Coordinator at Kushner Yeshiva High School. Mitch was attracted to Lema'an Achai due to the concept of Smart Chesed and the ability to give in a unique way with such a strong impact. In addition to serving on the board, Mitch has volunteered over the years with Lema'an Achai in various other capacities. He particularly appreciates the impact of his involvement with Lema'an Achai has had on his family's view of tzedaka/chesed.
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Baruch Swinkin
Baruch Swinkin is the owner and CFO of Route 38 Professional Services LTD, a Ramat Beit Shemesh company, offering global business solutions. Baruch has over 20 years of experience in corporate accounting and auditing, having worked in a variety of industries. Baruch brings a wealth of knowledge from his experiences working for a Big Four accounting firm, a global industry-leading company, as well as small business. Baruch’s expertise includes Israeli and US corporate accounting, Israeli HR management, internal management reporting, as well as budget development and preparation.
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Eli Neumann
Eli Neumann has been part of technology companies for over 15 years. Eli is currently the CEO of Vernet Technologies, and the CTO of Networx Systems. Eli has been involved and a supporter of Lemaan Achai for over 10 years. Eli currently lives in Ramat Bet Shemesh together with his wife Shani and 4 kids.
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Meir Raskas
Meir and his family made Aliyah in 2019 to Neve Daniel. He is Managing Director at Harbor Group International’s Tel Aviv office, leading capital raising, investor relations, and strategic initiatives. Since joining HGI in 2007, he has drawn on prior entrepreneurial experience as founder and CEO of several healthcare ventures. Active in community life, Meir serves on boards, volunteers broadly, and demonstrates strong leadership and commitment. His passions include family, Israel advocacy, and cycling.
