MARGATE - Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties recently announced the promotions of Kori Moceus to the position of director of Grants and Accounting, and Gwendolyn Robledo Torres to director of IT and Data Analytics.
Kori Moceus
Moceus is responsible for directing the financial management and strategic alignment of agency grants while handling records for reporting details and deadlines. With a financial career spanning more than 11 years, she has held the positions of accountant and associate director of Grants and Accounting, since joining JFS in January 2024.
A graduate of Rider University, Moceus earned a bachelor of science in Business Administration in Accounting. At JFS, she serves as a member of the Grants Committee.
Torres directs the agency’s IT systems and data functions to ensure effective infrastructure, technical support and insights driven performance across departments. She also oversees the agency’s electronic records system, helpdesk services, and network security. A JFS staff member since December 2023, she previously held the position of data analyst.
Torres graduated with a master’s degree in Biology with a concentration in Education from Grand Canyon University and a bachelor’s degree in Science with a concentration in Biology from La Salle University. Additionally, she earned a certificate in applied data science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is a member of the agency’s Customer Service Committee.
“At JFS, we firmly believe in advancement opportunities for our hardworking, dedicated staff. Kori and Gwen have proven to maintain the qualities and abilities to continue to be successful in each of their new positions,” JFS CEO Andrea Steinberg said.
