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Steven Odzer
started his first company at the age of 18
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Steven Odzer went to Yeshiva of Flatbush High School and then to the Brooklyn College Scholars Program. Steven Odzer started his first company at the age of 18 out of his parents' basement. Steven Odzer was named the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2000 in the area of distribution. Steven Odzer has been in the distribution business for over 30 years.
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December 20, 2020
CEO and Philanthropist Steven Odzer Shares Time Management Tips For Execs Working From Home
Check Out CEO Steven Odzer’s Top Time Management Strategies The global pandemic has hit businesses hard, and it can be tough to make the transition from life at the office to life at the kitchen table. Luckily, many CEOs are sharing their top tips for at-home productivity. Here, YBT Industries CEO Steven Odzer explains how […]
December 2, 2020
Steven Odzer On The Upcoming 26th Anniversary of the Death of His Cousin Nachshon Wachsman
World Needs More Tolerance, Peace, and Kindness, Says Steven Odzer On Oct 14, 1994, Hamas terrorists killed Israeli Defense Forces sergeant Nachshon Wachsman after the Israelis failed in an attempt to rescue him from the Hamas kidnappers. On the 26th anniversary of his death, his cousin Steven Odzer remembers Wachsman, who was also a U.S. […]
November 23, 2020
Steven Odzer Talks Advocacy for Arabic and Jewish Business Organizations
Steven Odzer understands firsthand the importance of supporting Arabic and Jewish businesses based out of the United States. At the mere age of 18, the budding entrepreneur single-handedly started his own successful business out of his parents’ basement. Steven Odzer, with decades of distribution experience under his belt, wants to see more non-profits designed to […]
November 23, 2020
Philanthropist Steven Odzer Discusses Bris Avrohom and How the Organization Helps the Jewish Community Thrive
Philanthropist Steven Odzer recently discussed Bris Avrohom and how the organization helps the Jewish community thrive. Roughly 10 percent of the American Jewish community is made up of Russian Jewish immigrants and their descendants. Bris Avrohom is an organization, founded in 1979, to help these immigrants find homes, jobs, a nearby Jewish community, and more. […]