Beth Dozoretz has an extensive background in business management, with specialized experience in strategic planning, new business development and marketing, as well as many years of active involvement in civic and community affairs.

She spent a number of years in various senior management positions within the apparel industry. Ms. Dozoretz served as the President of S&T Industries in New York for 8 years. She was one of the few women members of the Young Presidents Organization, Metro Chapter, New York. Beth Dozoretz left the apparel business to join First Hospital Corporation Health Systems, a privately owned company specializing in the management and delivery of behavioral health care services and the information systems that support them, as a Senior Vice President. She continues today as a member of its Board of Directors.

Ms. Dozoretz has been actively involved in Democratic politics for several years. In 1999, Beth led the Democratic National Committee’s Finance operation as their Finance Chair. She was the first woman ever to hold that position. She has served on numerous boards and has been particularly active with organizations that aid women and children in the around the world. Most recently, she has been named as Vice Chair of the Advisory Board of the Center for Public Leadership at the Kennedy School at Harvard University.

Beth and her husband, Dr. Ronald Dozoretz, reside in Washington, D.C. with their two young children, Joshua and Melanne.

Blog Entries by Beth Dozoretz

Larry Summers: The Country Needs Him

139 Comments | Posted November 6, 2008 | 04:55 PM (EST)


President-elect Barack Obama has set a new standard. He has asked that we set aside our personal grievances and come together as a nation to address the great challenges we are facing. As we all know the most pressing issue before is the global financial crisis. Nothing can move forward...

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Dysfunctional Family

4 Comments | Posted October 12, 2008 | 06:11 PM (EST)


These are extraordinary times that call for extraordinary actions. This is not a time for politicians in the House and the Senate who we are trying to trust to lead us out of this morass to start finger pointing, name calling and trying to save themselves. I have often been...

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The Common Bond of Courageous Women

Posted April 25, 2007 | 06:00 PM (EST)


On September 25, 2005, Lebanese television journalist, May Chidiac, started her day like any other. She got up, got dressed and went to her car to begin her commute to the office. This day however turned into a nightmare that would change the course of her life forever. As she...

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Presidential Candidates: The Choice that Really Matters

Posted March 27, 2007 | 05:17 PM (EST)


The 24-7 news culture has created an environment in which the presidential candidates must compete in a thirty-second bite beauty contest.

The media mania dwells on disputes rather than substance, completely distracting the public from the serious issues that should define the candidates. What merits a person for the most...

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On Caring for Our Troops

Posted March 26, 2007 | 04:46 PM (EST)


The men and women returning from the Iraq War are left to deal with tremendous emotional difficulties, having just survived a living hell. While many do not have external injuries, they have deep emotional wounds. These scars, while not visible are just as debilitating and in some cases more so,...

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What's The Skinny?

Posted January 22, 2007 | 04:27 PM (EST)


Bravo Brazil for taking the lead in removing emaciated women from the runway.

Due to the recent deaths of four Brazilian women in the fashion industry, this country is now encouraging their models to model a healthy body image.

The fashion industry is sending a destructive message to...

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The Baby Boomers' Last Chapter

Posted January 10, 2007 | 02:52 PM (EST)


My generation is remembered as the one that cried: "Make love, not war." We were full of optimism and promise. We set out to change the world for the better, embracing desegregation, championing women's equality and helping to end the war in Vietnam.

Today, we are mired in another...

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Changing of the Guard

Posted January 4, 2007 | 02:09 PM (EST)


As new the new millennium emerged it became clear to me that it was time for women to partake in serious leadership positions. The overwhelming problems of terrorism, environmental degradation, declining health care service and substandard education demanded a new approach to leadership.

At the start of 2007, I...

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