Michael Friedman

Provides global workspace solutions, advisory services and real estate investment services

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Serves the global retail real estate industry

North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors (NTCAR) is a professional trade association serving commercial real estate professionals across sectors such as office, retail, industrial, sales, and leasing. The non-profit company is based in Dallas, TX. The organization provides industry information, education, networking opportunities, and resources, including access to commercial forms and contracts, legal hotlines, legislative advocacy, continuing education, and professional development programs. NTCAR offers multiple membership types with tailored benefits and key initiatives such as a commercial real estate mentorship program, a young professionals forum, and annual awards recognizing professional standards and community involvement. The association hosts events including industry presentations, market tours, social gatherings, and charity fundraisers, and facilitates leadership development, ethical standards, and compliance resources.

Operates as religious organization

Temple Emanu-El is a Jewish synagogue located in New York, NY. It is one of the largest Reform synagogues in the world and has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1845. The synagogue offers a wide range of religious and cultural programs, including worship services, educational classes, and social events. It is known for its beautiful architecture and has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Temple Emanu-El is committed to promoting Jewish values and traditions while also engaging with the broader community to promote social justice and equality.

Circle Ten Council is a company based in Dallas, TX.

Dallas Hebrew Free Loan Association is a nonprofit organization that provides interest-free loans to Jewish communities, supporting financial security, independence, and dignity. The non-profit company is based in Dallas, TX. It offers loan programs for adoption and fertility expenses, higher education, healthcare, emergencies, small business development, youth and young adult Jewish experiences, and special needs. Loan amounts and repayment terms vary by program, and applicants must meet eligibility criteria such as Jewish community membership, residency in specified counties, age requirements, financial need, creditworthiness, and securing qualified guarantors. The application process includes prescreening, documentation submission, and a loan interview. The organization also collaborates with local groups to offer additional resources like financial coaching, domestic violence support, emergency assistance, and scholarships.