In Memory of Beloved Friend and Valued Colleague, Jeff Jacob
 Jeff Jacob passed away on August 19, 2008 due to complications from an acute pancreatitis attack he suffered on Sunday, August 17. Jeff began working at NYSSA late last summer as Education Manager. His role at NYSSA went beyond professional duties as he was an electric personality in the office. Jeff's dedication to his work was evident in his close relationships with instructors and students who participated in the CFA programs. You would often see him sitting in on the courses and speaking with students to ensure they were getting the full benefits from the NYSSA programs. Jeff is a beloved friend who will be missed by everyone who had the chance to know him.
Jeff is survived by his wife Anne, children Stephen and Sharon, their spouses, and baby grandson Liam Jeffrey.
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Fall Professional Development Courses
NYSSA’s professional development courses address the ever-changing needs of our industry by providing practical, cutting-edge programs. Participants leave our programs with tools specifically designed to meet the demands of our industry and to maximize the value that they deliver to their companies.
Our faculty is comprised of practitioners and executive academics in the industry to ensure that our programs provide real-world, real-time tools and thought leadership that is relevant and immediately applicable.
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NYSSA Seeks Volunteers to Help with Educational Outreach
NYSSA is currently seeking member volunteers to help us with our educational outreach. As you know, NYSSA has long focused on ensuring that emerging finance professionals are prepared for the challenges they face each workday.
We have two opportunities for members to help those in college build the skills and knowledge they can’t get from a standard class environment.
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Call for NYSSA Member Entries!
To improve our newsletter and enhance our readers’ experience, NYSSA is looking for members who are interested in writing articles for the newsletter on pertinent industry topics from a professional’s perspective, or articles about issues covered in one of NYSSA’s conferences or seminars (if you were an attendee).
Please submit your articles to Shauntay Jones at sjones@nyssa.org for consideration.
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