Wendy Rudolph

Wendy Rudolph lives in Washington, DC.  She has served on the Israel and Overseas Executive Committee for two years and was formerly the co-chair of the Afula Committee. Wendy has volunteered for many years with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and currently serves as Co-Chair of the Wings of Memory Society for the Mid Atlantic Region.  Wendy is also the chair of the Green Committee at her synagogue, Adas Israel Congregation.  She is an attorney, and former partner with Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered.  She is married to Graeme Bush and the mother of four children, Emmy, Jenny, Sam and Andie

Mr. Sol Glasner

Sol Glasner is a lawyer who practices as "house counsel" to a fairly large research and engineering firm in the Washington, D.C. area.  Born in Tel Aviv, Sol moved to the U.S. (with his parents, of course) when he was three years old.  He grew up in New York City where he attended a Jewish day school through middle school. 

After graduating Queens College with a BA, Sol obtained a graduate degree in International Studies at Columbia.  He later attended Georgetown Law School which is what brought him (and his wife) to Washington. 

Professionally, Sol has practiced "in-house" for three other companies before his present one.  He is active is several professional organizations and in 2008 received a Corporate Counsel Achievement Award from the Washington area chapter of the national Corporate Counsel Association.  Sol enjoys mediation work and has served as a volunteer mediator in the Washington, D.C. courts.  He is also active in community organizations and was the president of a local provider of shelters and other services for the homeless in 2006-07.  Sol is a member of the American Technion Society board.

Sol lives with his wife, Nina (also a sabra), in the Maryland suburbs.  They have three adult children, two of whom are married.  Sol enjoys bicycling, outdoor activities and travel.  He is delighted to be working with the Israel Partnership.