Lisa Korbatov is co-owner and manager of Ares Management, a commercial property management company which currently manages 19 commercial buildings in Los Angeles.
Lisa is a member of several organizations, helping those less fortunate. Chai Lifeline/Camp Simcha, an organization that help children battling life threatening illnesses. Lisa joined the board of Chai Lifeline/Camp Simcha in January of 2009. She is involved in Scholarship Fund for Ethiopian Jews (SFEJ), an organization providing guidance and money for Ethiopian Jews in Israel to attend college and graduate school. SFEJ West Coast office is in her home!
She sits on the board of Jewish Education Trade School (JETS), a flagship school in Southern California devoted to young men who need to get a solid education and a trade or vocation. Lisa is involved with Aviva Family and Children Services, an organization based in Los Angeles for young women who are at risk. She has helped varying organizations over the years who have recognized her contributions, such as Meir Panim (a food bank in Israel) and Chabad Mitzvah Tanks roaming Israel greeting the IDF, and the Friends of the IDF.
Lisa is politically active in Pro-Israel political groups. Formerly a leader of WINPAC (Women€™s Pro Israel Political Action Committee) for over a decade. Lisa is currently a senate member of AIPAC. Lisa is involved with the USC Hillel House, to help Jewish students maintain a connection to Jewish life and Israel while attending USC.
Being a lifelong Republican, Lisa is a member of the RJC and the RNC.
She Attended USC and graduated with a B.A. in English. Lisa is fluent in Spanish and proficient in Hebrew. She is married to Igor Korbatov since 1985. He practices real estate and transactional law in Los Angeles. They have three daughters, Lauren age 20, Anna Bella age 16 and Elizabeth, age 7.
