Topic: Wounded Warriors

Jewish Philanthropy Podcast

Topic: Wounded Warriors Guest: Jeremy Chwat Bio: Jeremy Chwat is a senior Nonprofit Executive who drives innovative and impactful program delivery, at large scales, while fostering systemic change to address complex mission challenges. He honed his skills as a founder and former Chief Program Officer and Chief Strategy officer at Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), where he oversaw the organization's 20+ programs and services for veterans and their families. Jeremy was responsible for a team of over 250 staff members and over $150M in budget. Today, he assists non-profits of differing size to grow their revenue, programming or strategic positioning within their respective space. Jeremy played a leading role in WWP’s efforts to pass the Traumatic Servicemembers Group Life Insurance (TSGLI) legislation, which provides insurance benefits to wounded members of our armed forces; as well as in WWP’s advocacy for enactment and implementation of the Family Caregiver Program of the Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act 2010. He oversaw the organization’s strategy and innovation, government relations, communications, and partnerships and investments. Prior to serving as CSO he spent years as WWP's chief programs officer (CPO), overseeing WWP programs and services across four pillars — engagement, mind, body, and economic empowerment. In this unique interview, we cover:

1. A Public Servant

2. The American Military

3. Jack of All Trades

4. Sports Fanatic

5. Dealing with Challenges close to home

6. Leading a Prominent Congregation in difficult times

7. A Virtual Synagogue