The London School of Jewish Studies, the Orthodox college which runs adult education and teacher training programmes, has appointed its first female chief executive.
Joanne Greenaway, who is the get case director at the London Beth Din dealing with divorces, will take up the position in January.
She said she was delighted to join the college “to lead the unfolding strategic direction of the organisation. LSJS is one of Anglo Jewry’s most important institutions with a great history of teaching Torah and developing world class educators and leaders.”
LSLS was founded as Jews' College in 1855 to train ministers for Anglo-Jewish synagogues.
