Jordan Fruchtman is a successful C-level executive with over 13 years of experience in non-profit leadership, program development, and strategic planning. Fruchtman holds a BA degree in Global Studies from UC Santa Barbara and two master's degrees in Jewish Professional leadership and Business Administration & Arts from Brandeis University. He has a proven track record of building and leading large teams, developing partnerships with organizations to increase engagement and participation, and directing and implementing innovative program strategies.

In his previous roles, Fruchtman served as the Senior Director of Jewish Service Alliance at Repair the World, Chief Program Officer at Moishe House, and Executive Director at Hillel International. Additionally, he was the Founder/Principal at Culture Reset, Management Intern at Hebrew SeniorLife, Regional Director at Forest Foundation, Youth and Development Coordinator at Transition House, and Program Director at Forest Foundation.

His expertise includes community engagement, development and funding, team leadership, employee engagement and development, relationship management, and public speaking. Fruchtman's continued success is rooted in his ability to build relationships with enterprises, influencers, and leaders to increase funding and support while extending impact and reducing costs.