Ariana Estoque, an accomplished and experienced Jewish educator, is currently the Director of Member Experience at Congregation Emanu-El of San Francisco. Her expertise lies in developing and executing effective member engagement strategies to cultivate, integrate and retain the members of the congregation. She has also worked as the Director of Adolescent and Adult Education and Director of Adolescent Education at the same institution earlier in her career.

Ariana has an academic background in Jewish/Judaic Studies, having pursued a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree at San Francisco State University. She has been recognized and awarded for her contributions to Jewish education and service, receiving the Helen Diller Award for Excellence in Jewish Education for Congregation Schools and the URJ Epstein Communicate Award for creating a Jewish Service Learning Manual, among others. She has also been a Tauber Holocaust Educator Fellow since 2012 and Community of Practice Coordinator for Teen Network from 2013 to 2015.

As the Director of Member Experience, Ariana identifies touch-points and collaboration opportunities to help all members find their place in the community and mark their Jewish journeys. She aims to engage and deepen members' relationships with the congregation, the clergy, and among themselves throughout their lifetime, promoting member satisfaction.