100 Jewish Men

2023-2024

100 Jewish Men is a group of men dedicated to improving themselves and each other as men, fathers, husbands, brothers, sons, friends, and Jews. Through controversial, thought-provoking speakers and small group discussions, we will explore what usually remains unspoken in men’s lives at work and at home. We have an incredible year planned, and we hope you choose to be part of it.

 This year each event is a stand-alone program.  There are no annual fees; you pay per program that you attend. 

May Program

Our May guest is Al Tribble, Community Security Director for the Jewish Federation of Houston, speaking on "Situational Awareness."

Wednesday, May 8 | Dinner at 6:30 pm | Program at 7:00 pm

Beth Yeshurun Members:  Program Only - $12 | Dinner & Program - $25

Non-Members: Program Only - $25 | Dinner & Program - $38

REGISTER HERE

Deadline to register:  Monday, May 6 at Noon

More about Al Tribble:

Alfred (Al) Tribble joined the Secure Community Network (SCN) in June 2022 as Community Security Director for the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston. In this role, he administers a security program that provides consultations, building, and organizational assessments, training, drills, and threat mitigation to Jewish organizations, including schools, daycare centers, synagogues, camps, assisted living facilities, and other Jewish facilities.

Al retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 2018 as a Supervisory Special Agent after 27 years of service. In his last post, Al’s team investigated civil rights, human trafficking, and violent crimes against children. He specialized in investigating hate crimes, color of law violations, human trafficking, and infringement of access to health care clinics. Al served as a supervisor in the Civil Rights Unit at FBI Headquarters in Washington, where he provided field offices with civil rights guidance and program management. He was an adjunct faculty member and has instructed FBI senior managers, law enforcement officers, and the public on diversity and inclusion, and civil rights. Al has also served as a recruiter, media spokesperson, equal employment opportunity coordinator, hostage negotiator, and SWAT team sniper.

Al holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Towson University. Prior to joining SCN, he worked as a part-time facilitator for the ADL’s Managing Implicit Bias for Law Enforcement training and A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute anti-bias training.  Al’s post-FBI career activities include serving on the Advisory Boards of the ADL and HMH.