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Andrew Borans is the CEO of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation and the former executive director of the fraternity. (Screen shot from YouTube/ via JTA)
JTA Andy Borans, the longtime executive of AEPi whose affiliation with Turning Point USA sparked controversy at the Jewish fraternity, is stepping down.
AEPi’s spokesperson, Jonathan Pierce, said the transition process had begun last year and was not related to the dispute over Turning Point. Borans did not respond to an email requesting comment from JTA.
Borans, who has worked for AEPi for more than four decades, serves as the CEO of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation, which fundraises for the prominent Jewish fraternity. He previously served as AEPi’s executive director.
(Palm Beach, FL â February 22, 2021) â The 18th annual Palm Beach Show concluded on Tuesday, February 16th after six days of strong attendance and robust sales. The VIP Opening Night Preview kicked-off the Show on Thursday, February 11th with tiered event times, welcoming enthusiastic collectors to the opening of the first, most anticipated live and in-person art, antique & jewelry event.
With extensive planning in cooperation with the Palm Beach County Convention s GBA-Star Rating Standards, producers followed COVID Guidelines and necessary safety protocols, allowing collectors to enjoy the first look at the high-end selection of fine art, antiques and jewelry from over 55 exhibitors. Â
Rush Limbaugh’s followers took umbrage to my apathy and disparaging words about their national hero of modern conservatism. Dozens of angry “Ditto heads” contacted me to share their hatred, of me.
Rush Limbaugh gives an introductory speech before U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S. December 21, 2019. REUTERS/Leah Millis/File Photo
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu joined those recognizing Rush Limbaugh, the titan of US conservative talk radio who died Wednesday of complications from lung cancer.
“I send my heartfelt condolences to the family of Rush Limbaugh,” wrote Netanyahu on Twitter. “He was a great friend of Israel and he stood by us through thick and thin, always firm, never wavering. We shall miss him dearly.”