Paula Correa-Silver

Paula Correa-Silver, MA has a diverse range of experience in strategic communications, marketing, and project management. Paula currently holds the position of Director of Marketing at The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington, where they have been since November 2022. Prior to this role, they served as Senior Account Executive and Assistant Director of Marketing at the same organization.

Before joining The Jewish Federation, Paula worked at Palladian Partners, Inc. as a Senior Project Director from December 2010 to June 2011. In this role, they provided strategic communications expertise and project management support to Federal government clients.

From 2007 to 2010, Paula worked at The Endocrine Society as the Director of The Hormone Foundation. Paula was responsible for strategic planning, organizational management, business development, and communications. Prior to this role, they held positions as Associate Director and Program Manager at The Hormone Foundation, where they managed public education programs, events, marketing campaigns, and budgets.

Paula also has experience at Devillier Communications, where they served as a Program Manager and managed various marketing efforts and partnerships. Additionally, they worked at the Texas Center for Reading and Language Arts/UT Austin as a Project Manager and Graphic Designer, and at the Center for Housing and Urban Development/UT El Paso as a Writer/Producer/Director.

In 1993, Paula worked at the Institute for Reproductive Health at Georgetown University as the Resource Center Manager, where they developed and managed a resource center for an international reproductive health project.

Overall, Paula Correa-Silver's work experience showcases their expertise in strategic communications, marketing, project management, and organizational leadership.

Paula Correa-Silver, MA, obtained their Bachelor's degree in Sociology from UC San Diego, where they studied from 1986 to 1991. Later, they pursued a Master's degree in Communications from The University of Texas at Austin, completing their studies in 1997.