Ira Brody treasurer Served As Deputy Director At New Yorkers For Term Limits, Inc.

Based in New York, Ira Brody is a leading professional, with vast knowledge and experience of working with different organizations. He has worked with many government as well as private organizations in different capacities. After completing his MBA degree, he joined United State Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato as Special Assistant, in December 1991. In this position, he worked in all areas of the Senator's New York office, including media operations, casework and legislative research on various issues including banking and tax proposals. In March 1993, he joined New Yorkers for Term Limits, Inc. as Deputy Director. He worked with attorneys in conforming petitions in New York City's first voter initiated referendum in 25 years. He also developed a network system which can handle over 3 million records. Along with this, he also undertook the responsibility of overseeing a staff of 15 members.

Ira Brody treasureris a well-educated individual and graduated from Stuyvesant High School, New York with specialization in Mathematics and Science in June 1986. After that, he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Economy with concentration in Law and Society from Murphy Institute of Political Economy, Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. He also attended Kogod College of Business Administration, The American University in Washington, DC, to pursue his MBA degree. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, New York in 1993.
A well-known humanitarian, Ira Brody has made significant contributions to many charitable organizations that are committed to helping the poor and needy people of the society. He regularly donates funds to My Sister's Place and Rutherford Leap. He was also on the board of Rutherford LEAP, a program designed to provide laptop computers to the 7th graders of Rutherford County. He also worked as the Chairman of Tennessee Victory'08, with the responsibility to raise funds and coordinate State Senate and House races across the state.