David Ezer is an accomplished conference and event producer with over 15 years of experience in managing fundraising events and international meetings. He has a proven ability to analyze and think creatively, manage details, program, plan, troubleshoot, and problem-solve efficiently. Ezer has expertise in conference and meeting management, program/project management, design and evaluation, marketing and copywriting, operations management, team/committee leadership, and budget development and implementation.

Ezer has been involved in the production, design, and marketing of multiple projects, including the annual three-day international conference for the professional development and networking of Jewish philanthropists and the executive staff of their foundations. He was also responsible for producing and marketing the leading 500+-attendee, annual three-day national conference for professional development of musicians and arts administrators in the field of professional chamber music.

David Ezer has raised $6 million in event sponsorship from foundations and corporations and has produced various fundraising concerts at Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center and Queens College, amongst other prestigious venues, raising over $200,000 for international environmental and children's relief funds. Beyond participatory events and concerts, he is an expert in meeting planning, site selection, contract negotiation, adult education, marketing, philanthropy, and grantmaking.

Ezer has a background that includes studying Marketing/Advertising at the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, New York City, and Paralegal Certificate from Rockland Community College. He also studied liberal arts, sciences, and humanities at Vassar College. David is currently the Senior Director of Programs & Conferences at Jewish Funders Network, as well as a former chair at MPIGNY and Conference & Events Manager of Chamber Music America. He also has past experience as an Associate at Gingrich Artist Management, and Operations Manager at Bard Music Festival.