Massive Satmar Business Expo Arranged by Khal Yetev Lev D’Satmar Draws Hundreds of Exhibitors and Thousands of Attendees

The Satmar Business Expo, arranged by Khal Yetev Lev D’Satmar, brought together a massive crowd of entrepreneurs, professionals, and business leaders from across the tri-state area and beyond. The event, the biggest heimishe expo to date, took place at the spacious and modern New Jersey Convention and Expo Center and was filled with energy.
Thousands of attendees packed the venue to visit hundreds of booths, each showcasing the creativity and ambition of Satmar-led businesses. Whether it was mortgage and finance, banking, Amazon-related, insurance, luxury travel, warehousing, or real estate, every corner of the expo floor had something to offer. Visitors were met by companies large and small, including many that have grown into multi-million dollar operations.
The variety was staggering. Walking through the expo, you could meet a real estate developer discussing new commercial spaces, then step over to a manufacturer describing new production methods, followed by a tech consultant offering guidance on digital infrastructure. It was a full display of what the Satmar Kehilla has built and the level of ambition that powers it forward.
Alongside the booths was a packed program of lectures, panels, and sessions that ran from morning to evening. There was guidance for new businesses trying to get off the ground and insights for established companies looking to scale further.
And a standout feature of the expo was a section of 15 booths offering 15-minute one-on-one free sessions with business consultants, financial advisors, and coaches, giving attendees this special service and the chance to ask questions and leave with real advice tailored to their needs. For many, it was their first time speaking to a consultant, and it opened doors to possibilities they hadn’t yet considered.
Joel Braver, one of the expo’s key organizers, shared what he sees as the core mission behind the event.
“Satmar is such a big kehillah, and people don’t even know what others do,” he said. “You can have neighbors with thriving businesses and not even realize it. But when we bring people together like this, they start to talk, to learn from each other, and to support each other. That changes everything. You sometimes don’t even know what your own family members do. The talent is there, the business power is there, but we need to connect them. That’s what this expo is doing. And now, the momentum is only building. People are already asking when the next Satmar Business Expo will be.”
The energy in the room reflected that. Deals were being discussed, introductions made, ideas exchanged, and partnerships considered.
The Expo made it clear that this is just the beginning. With so much talent and drive in one place, the future of Satmar businesses looks more promising than ever.