She also served on the Temple Israel staff for seven years as Program Director, where she played a key role in communications, volunteer engagement, and the capital campaign for Temple Israel’s transition to the Tri-Faith Commons. Wendy is a 50 Over 50 honoree, and a finalist in the Visionary category for Omaha’s Inspire Award.Ī fourth-generation Omahan, she served on Temple Israel’s Board of Trustees for 10 years, including a two-year term as President of the congregation. Wendy is chair of the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce’s Commitment to Opportunity, Diversity and Equity ( CODE) Advisory Council, on the advisory board of The Journal of Interreligious Studies, and a LeadDiversity and Racial Equity Institute’s Racial Equity Workshop alum. She leads Tri-Faith’s vision and strategy and is a thought leader and regional advisor on: She is deeply passionate about how we can understand ourselves and our neighbors better, adapting to meet the needs of our community.Ī believer in Tri-Faith’s audacious experiment - even when many said it could not be done - Wendy loves the work of meeting congregants, clergy, and local leaders to talk about the shifting religious landscape, religious pluralism, and how to grow an unprecedented interfaith initiative that transforms lives and communities.
Wendy leads from her value of courageous living.
Wendy Goldberg is a founding board member and the Executive Director of Tri-Faith Initiative.įor more than 15 years she has worked with clergy, lay leaders, social sector and nonprofit organizations, community leaders, and local educators to make interfaith cooperation a social norm.
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