Robin Broidy is a former attorney and is currently a businesswoman and a community activist dedicated to the continuity of the Jewish people. Before leaving to start her family in 1995, she was senior vice president of Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment International, and held various business and legal positions at Twentieth Century Fox and Cannon Film Group. Ms. Broidy currently serves on the Board of Governors of Hebrew Union College, and the Boards of USC Hillel and Aviva Family and Children's Services, where she was chair for three years. She is also a member of the Board of Councilors for the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences at USC. She played an integral role in the creation of the Richard and Geri Brawerman Elementary School at Wilshire Boulevard Temple, where she currently serves on the Elementary School Committee. Robin is a graduate of UCLA's Fully Employed MBA Program, the National Law Center of George Washington University and Brandeis University. She and her husband, Elliott, reside in Los Angeles and have three children.

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