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Alex Goldberg is a seasoned leader in the fields of faith, human rights, and community development. Currently serving as Co-Convenor for Faith In The City at the City of London Corporation and Rabbi of Guildford within the Guildford and District Jewish Community, Alex also teaches a course on faith for rights at the University of Oxford and holds the position of Dean of Religious Life and Belief at the University of Surrey. Alex has extensive experience as a Radio Presenter for the BBC and served as a Human Rights Consultant for the United Nations, focusing on designing courses for community leaders. Previously, Alex was CEO of The Carob Tree Project, Head of Social and Capital Partnerships at The United Synagogue, and worked as an international consultant on community relations. Alex holds multiple degrees, including an LLM in International Human Rights and Rabbinical Studies, further enhancing expertise in law, religion, and community service.
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