Background
Rehfeld, Beverly Dawna was born on August 8, 1929 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Beverly Dawna Rehfeld
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Beverly Dawna Rehfeld, American Communications executive. Recipient Conservation award Federation Sports Men's Clubs, Atlantic County, New Jersey, 1970, Chapel of Four Chaplains award, Philadelphia, 1979, Human Svc. award unites states department Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, Washington, 1981.
Career
Executive director, World Federalists, Philadelphia, 1959-1962;
executive director, Citizens Council on Environment, Pleasantville, New Jersey, 1970-1974;
director public relations, Temple University, Philadelphia, 1974-1984;
owner, Beverly Rehfeld Communications, Philadelphia, since 1984. Faculty Bell of Pennsylvania Institute Nonprofit Excellence, Philadelphia, 1988-1993. Adjunct.prof. School Communications, Temple University, Philadelphia, since 1988.
Consultant EDSAT Institute, Washington, since 1989.
Achievements
Membership
Pro bono consultant Philadelphia Committee on City Policy, 1989, 90, 94. Member Women in Communications, Inc. (named Super Communicator 1980, pro bono consultant for Philadelphia chapter board directors 1990), Public Relations Association, Philadelphia Museum Art, World Affairs Council, Orton Dyslexia Society (advisory board Philadelphia branch 1987-1991), Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania (board directors since 1993), Crossroads School (board directors 1993-1997), World Wildlife, National Center for Nonprofit Boards.
Connections
Daughter of Maurice M. and Francis (Schwartz) Slotnick. (divorced 1970); children: Edward Bruce, Andrew Robert.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Career
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1959 - 1962
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1970 - 1974
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1974 - 1984
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1984
Awards
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Recipient Conservation award Federation Sports Men's Clubs, Atlantic County, New Jersey, 1970, Chapel of Four Chaplains award, Philadelphia, 1979, Human Svc. award unites states department Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, Washington, 1981.Recipient Conservation award Federation Sports Men's Clubs, Atlantic County, New Jersey, 1970, Chapel of Four Chaplains award, Philadelphia, 1979, Human Svc. award unites states department Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, Washington, 1981.