Tzvi Odzer, Founder and CEO of BuyLifeGuard, is Making a Lasting Impact

Tzvi Odzer has been a long-time supporter of developing a sense of community among Jewish people in New York and New Jersey. He was raised in New York and spent his early years helping new immigrants integrate into Jewish life. Through his work, he has made a significant impact in the communities where he lives. Tzvi Odzer supports many charitable organizations throughout the United States. The foundation has focusses on helping immigrants and new residents find meaningful work, thereby strengthening Jewish culture and fostering social integration.

In 1999, Tzvi Odzer sold janitorial supplies door-to-door. By the year 2000, his company had earned $15 million in revenue. He was also named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2000. In his new position at BuyLifeGuard, Tzvi Odzer is empowering frontline employees with the right PPE to fight diseases like the Zika virus. By investing in the future of his company, he is making a lasting impact on the world.

Tzvi Odzer’s background is as diverse as his clients. A graduate of Yeshiva of Flatbush High School, he went on to attend Brooklyn College Scholars Program. At 18, he started his first business in his parents’ basement. He has been in business for more than 30 years, and has been honored with several awards, including the prestigious Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year award. He has a passion for preserving the culture of his company and making it a successful business.

In December 1999, Tzvi Odzer gave a $1,000 contribution to the Weiner Committee. At the time, this was the maximum contribution an individual could make to a federal candidate’s campaign. In June, he wrote three checks for $2,000 each, signed as “Tzvi Odzer” and bearing the names of his children in the “for” line. The Weiner Committee recorded these contributions as contributions from Odzer’s children.

Tzvi Odzer’s business background is remarkable. He started by selling janitorial products by door. In 2000, he’d expanded his business to 15 million dollars and was named Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year. He now runs his own business, BuyLifeGuard, which sells protection devices for medical professionals as well as frontline personnel. Because he has a wealth of knowledge of business and distribution, he’s an established expert in distribution.