About me
Henry Weltman is an Associate Program Manager at Foundation for Jewish Camp. Henry grew up in Sudbury, Massachusetts, and spent his summers as a second-generation camper and staffer at Perlman Camp in Lake Como, Pennsylvania. He found the greatest joy from Israeli dance alongside his brother and cousin in his early years, and in later years, he enthusiastically led the Shabbat tradition for the entire camp. During his college years, Henry attended Tulane University, where he worked and volunteered his time with the Tulane Hillel. As a junior, Henry joined the 5th cohort of the Nachshon Project, studying at Rothberg School at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, while exploring various professional Jewish careers among like-minded peers. He received his BS in Marketing and Economics from the University of Vermont Grossman School of Business in the spring of 2021. Henry has been involved with FJC across various roles, beginning as a Cornerstone Fellow, followed by the Cornerstone Event Internship, and maintained a connection by establishing, and ultimately co-chairing, the Cornerstone Alumni Board (CAB). Henry is excited to leverage his experience within FJC's Cornerstone program, combined with the skills and knowledge from his business school education, to support new and existing programs, engage alumni, and maximize participant experience.
