MJCCA Fifth Third Harry Maziar Classic
Honoring Ken Winkler
Monday, September 8, 2025
The Golf Club of Georgia
1 Golf Club Drive • Alpharetta, GA 30005
About the MJCCA Fifth Third Harry Maziar Classic
The MJCCA Fifth Third Harry Maziar Classic is the agency’s largest annual fundraising event. Each year, the tournament honors an outstanding MJCCA member whose leadership and dedication has helped shape Atlanta’s vibrant Jewish community. Proceeds from the tournament provide scholarships for individuals and families in need, ensuring our innovative programs and vital services are accessible to everyone in our community.
2025 Tournament Co-Chairs: Steven Grosswald and David Kusiel
2025 Golf Committee: Adam Beckman, Jeff Brickman, Steven Cadranel, Rabbi Daniel Dorsch, Adam Freeman, Benji Halpern, Charlie Kauss, Adam Kazinec, Doug Kuniansky, Michael Kuniansky, David Levin, Christopher Mattie, Harry Maziar, Jake Maziar, Neal Maziar, Todd Maziar, Brad Oppenheimer, Robert Rothberg, Evan Toporek, Ross Wolpert
About Ken Winkler
Ken is steadfastly committed to honoring his Jewish heritage. Threaded throughout his Jewish identity is a deep desire to give back to the Jewish community. As part of his dedication, Ken previously served as Board Chair of the Marcus JCC of Atlanta and is currently helping JCC Global mobilize resources and support to improve Jewish life in Ukraine. By day, Ken is a shareholder at Berman Fink Van Horn P.C. and with 30 years of experience in employment law, he’s the go-to for many Jewish organizations for human resources, employment law, and governance.
Ken leads Berman Fink Van Horn’s hospitality practice, serves as General Counsel for the Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association, and sits on the Industry Board of Georgia State’s Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality. Beyond his JCC lay leadership, Ken is actively involved and supports many organizations including Kollel, Chabad, and the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, where he currently serves as the Chair of the Governance Committee.
A proud Buckeye, Ken earned his law degree from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and graduated summa cum laude with a Business Administration degree from The Ohio State University.
He and his wife, Lauri, live in East Cobb and have two children, Ally and Max. They are members of Congregation Etz Chaim. In his leisure time, you’ll find Ken on the tennis court, golf course, or in the pool – and lately, he’s been getting into pickleball, too!
