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Belz Enterprises, Inc. is a major American-based developer of hotels, retail, and commercial properties, including shopping malls . Belz owns and operates the Peabody Hotel in Memphis.
Aug 5, 2019 · Downtown Memphis wouldn’t be such a lively place without Jack Belz. As chairman and CEO of Belz Enterprises, Belz heads one of the South’s largest real estate and development firms. A longtime booster, activist, and participant in Downtown development, he is best known for bringing back The Peabody, which served as the impetus for the ...
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Feb 3, 2022 · Belz is chairman and CEO of Belz Enterprises, a privately-owned commercial and industrial real estate development company based in Memphis that was founded by his father, Philip Belz z”l, in the 1940s. A trustee of Yeshiva University since 1986, Jack Belz also sits on the Sy Syms School of Business Board of Overseers.
Mr. Jack Belz, CEO and Chairman of Belz Enterprises, was born in Memphis in 1927. A graduate of MIT, Mr. Belz is known throughout the state for his philanthropy and his contributions to the development and revitalization of downtown Memphis; including the restoration and reopening of the Peabody Hotel in 1981.
Stone Ward for Belz Enterprises. 501.604.6160, kriley@stoneward.com. Family, Friends and Dignitaries Honor Jack Belz. for 80 Years of Passion and Commitment. Tribute dinner benefits Kadima Memphis Jewish High School. More than 750 admirers filled the Peabody Memphis Grand Ball Room Sunday evening to celebrate the life-long passion and ...
Feb 12, 2024 · The Chinese Historical Society of Memphis and Mid South announced the 2024 Guardian Award to Jack Belz, longtime leader in the development and revitalization of the downtown Memphis area including the Mid-South region.
In 1984, Philip Belz, the Memphis based philanthropic patriarch of the Belz family, established the Belz School of Jewish Music and was an active member of Yeshiva’s Board of Trustees until his passing in 2000. Now, 38 years later, his son Jack, a Trustee Emeritus on Yeshiva’s board, has continued in his father’s philanthropic footsteps.
