Julia is thrilled to be joining the Jewish Funders Network team! She has spent nearly two decades working in Jewish organizations nationally and in Jewish communities across the country, primarily in roles at the intersection of development, strategy, and leadership. Julia comes to JFN from three years as Managing Director of Jewish Changemakers at Jewish Federations of North America, spearheading the initiative's iteration post-COVID and ensuring sustainable program operations and strategy. Previous roles include positions at OneTable (Vice President, Development and Expansion) and a prior stint at Jewish Federations of North America (Mandel Center for Leadership Excellence and National YoungLeadership Department).
Julia received a Master's in Jewish Nonprofit Management from the Zelikow School of Jewish Nonprofit Management at Hebrew Union College, and a Master's in Public Administration from the University of Southern California (BA from Colby College). She is an alumna of the Wexner Field Fellowship and was a recipient of the Federation Executive Recruitment and Education Program (FEREP) Scholarship. A San Francisco native, she lives in Manhattan with her daughter and enjoys reading, running, and crafts in her spare time.
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Julia is thrilled to be joining the Jewish Funders Network team! She has spent nearly two decades working in Jewish organizations nationally and in Jewish communities across the country, primarily in roles at the intersection of development, strategy, and leadership. Julia comes to JFN from three years as Managing Director of Jewish Changemakers at Jewish Federations of North America, spearheading the initiative's iteration post-COVID and ensuring sustainable program operations and strategy. Previous roles include positions at OneTable (Vice President, Development and Expansion) and a prior stint at Jewish Federations of North America (Mandel Center for Leadership Excellence and National Young