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About. Aviva Drescher is New York’s favorite member of the Bravo’s hit series “The Real Housewives of New York City.”. As the only born and raised New Yorker in the show’s history, this 5’10" stunner is elegant, intelligent and educated while providing a great home for her four children on the Upper East Side. When Aviva was six ...
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Backstage: Created by Lara Azzopardi, Jennifer Pertsch. With Devyn Nekoda, Alyssa Trask, Josh Bogert, Aviva Mongillo. Talented high school students at a fine arts school hone their crafts while dealing with the drama that comes from tough teachers, competitive friends, and their own self worth.
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About. Clinician with experience in crisis work, school counseling, and clinical mental health settings. I am passionate about legislative advocacy, suicide prevention, and expanding access to ...
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Mar 18, 2016 · Tribute sat down with the stars of this new off-beat teen drama, Aviva Mongillo and Josh Bogert, to discuss the upcoming season, their characters, and how their lives have changed since being...
17 hours ago · By Pamela Kokoszka 28 May 2024. Save article. Telereal Pension Plan has completed a £130m (€153m) bulk purchase annuity (BPA) full scheme buy-in with Aviva. As part of the transaction, Aviva will insure the defined benefit (DB) liabilities for around 500 members of the pension plan sponsored by Telereal Service – a commercial property ...
Born and raised in Manhattan in 1970, Aviva attended The Fieldston School and has a BA from Vassar College. She went on to get her Masters in French Literature from NYU and her JD from Benjamin Cardozo School of Law. Aviva has four children ranging from the ages of thirteen to four and is married to Reid Drescher, Wall Street investment banker.
