Davie, Fla. – (May 7, 2026) – Barbara Goldberg, CEO & Founding Partner of O’Connell & Goldberg, a South Florida-based public relations and communications agency, has been named board chair of Goodman Jewish Family Services of Broward County (Goodman JFS), a nonprofit providing social services and support programs to individuals, families and seniors across the community.
Goldberg brings decades of leadership experience to the role. Her connection to the organization is rooted in years of volunteerism and philanthropic involvement. As board chair, she will partner with the organization’s leadership team and fellow board members to advance strategic priorities and expand access to services.
“I am honored to step into this role,” said Goldberg. “Goodman JFS plays a vital role in supporting so many in our community. I’ve seen firsthand the impact of its work, and I look forward to helping ensure even more individuals and families feel supported when they need it most.”
Goldberg has spent her career advising purpose-driven organizations on strategic communications and reputation building. She is actively involved in the South Florida community.
“Barbara has been part of the Goodman JFS family for a long time,” said Randy Colman, president and CEO of Goodman JFS. “She understands our mission and the community we serve. Her leadership reflects both experience and deep commitment, and we’re fortunate to have her in this role.”
New members joining the board include Lisa Anderson, Lorne Fisher, Debi Gross, Brittany Marino and Michael Segall, each bringing professional expertise and a shared commitment to strengthening the organization’s impact in Broward community.
About Goodman Jewish Family Services
Goodman JFS of Broward County, Inc. empowers individuals, strengthens families, protects the vulnerable and helps seniors age safely and with dignity at home. The organization provides counseling, psychological services, food assistance, financial support, and referrals to Individuals and families across Broward County.
Rooted in Jewish values, Goodman JFS serves people of all backgrounds, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Its clients include seniors, Holocaust survivors, individuals and families in crisis, survivors of domestic abuse, people with developmental disabilities and those in need of mental health support.
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