Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club Honours Arthur Goldstein

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The TJ Club’s Law Committee is the legal branch of the Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club.  Our members are attorneys who practice in various capacities and in many fields. No legal specialty is required for acceptance to our committee.

Arthur Goldstein was honoured by the Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club of Canarsie, Brooklyn, at their 64th annual dinner dance at the El Caribe Country Club on November 17.

Arthur has worked in all aspects of government relations, particularly New York City, New York State and Westchester County government, legislative, and agency processes. His practice areas also include Administrative Law, Land Use, and Regulatory Law.

His government experience spans more than twenty five years, including positions with the New York City Council and the administration of New York Mayor Edward I. Koch. Before joining Davidoff Hutcher & Citron, Arthur was counsel to New York City Council Speak Peter F. Vallone for several years.

Arthur’s years of experience have provided him with a keen understanding of the ins and outs of municipal and state government in New York.

He represents diverse clients, including major corporations, small businesses, restaurants, and several not-for-profit organisations.

Arthur enjoys the interaction between government goals and individual entities’ needs. Often the broadness of government’s concerns obscures the impact on specific communities, industries, or businesses.

Having worked in government for many years, he can help the decision-makers see how modifications can move a government plan forward and also benefit the larger community.

Arthur works with many not-for-profits, helping them explain their value to government in order to gain support for new programs or continue financial support to sustain ongoing activities.

Members Excellence and Community Service

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Community service is unpaid work performed by a person or group of people for the benefit and betterment of their community without any form of compensation. Community service can be distinct from volunteering, since it is not always performed on a voluntary basis and may be compulsory. 

HealthTrust today recognised five member organisations with its most esteemed honour, the Member Recognition Award, during the annual HealthTrust University Conference under way at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Centre.

Built on our superior operator heritage, HealthTrust also offers a comprehensive set of advisory services to help healthcare providers make the most of our supply chain, workforce and clinical integration capabilities.

That heritage is shared with our sister company, Parallon. Parallon brings decades of experience optimizing the financial health of its clients by addressing complex challenges spanning the revenue cycle.

HealthTrust established the Members Awards in 2009 to acknowledge outstanding contributions of organisations and individuals who demonstrate excellence in supporting providers, patients and their communities.

HealthTrust president and Chief Executive Officer, Edward Jones, presented awards to the following HealthTrust members.

In addition to being honoured at the conference, award recipients will be featured in the fall issue of The Source magazine for HealthTrust members.

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