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Irvine’s Human Options appoints new board members
Brian Goodman and Jennifer Irrgang will be on the 2010 board of directors.
By Susan Belknapp Published: December 23, 2009 02:04 PM
Irvine-based Human Options is a nonprofit organization with a mission to help battered women, their families and our community break the cycle of domestic violence. It recently announced attorneys Brian Goodman and Jennifer Irrgang would be joining the 2010 board of directors.
Goodman joined Resources Global in 2004 to design and launch the Legal & Regulatory practice. Today, he leads an esteemed team of professionals responsible for the growth of those practices for Global's Western Region.
Goodman is also co-chair of the Social Enterprise Task Force for Human Options. He served on the Serious Fun event committee and recently joined Human Options’ Men’s Taskforce.
Jennifer is a commercial real estate attorney and a partner in the firm of Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro. Irrgang has served on both the Serious Fun and Fall Luncheon committees for Human Options and is planning an event for the organization’s Classy Seconds shop in the near future.
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Goodman joined Resources Global in 2004 to design and launch the Legal & Regulatory practice. Today, he leads an esteemed team of professionals responsible for the growth of those practices for Global's Western Region. Goodman is also co-chair of the Social Enterprise Task Force for Human Options. He served on the Serious Fun event committee and recently joined Human Options’ Men’s Taskforce. Jennifer is a commercial real estate attorney and a partner in the firm of Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro. Irrgang has served on both the Serious Fun and Fall Luncheon committees for Human Options and is planning an event for the organization’s Classy Seconds shop in the near future. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines O.C. Rescue Mission seeks support from businesses, residents Kaiser Permanente O.C. grants more than $500,000 OC METRO, December issue: 'American Celebration' Cypress-based TUI University and the Army join forces |
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