Jordan Silbert

Jordan Silbert began their career in 1998 as an Economic Development Fellow for the Sonoma County Economic Development Board. In 1999, they became an Account Executive at iTraffic, where they oversaw the day-to-day online marketing for Disney.com and its associated properties. In 2000, they were appointed Director of Business Development at EQuill, which was later acquired by Microsoft. In 2001, they joined the Alliance for Downtown New York as Director of Rebuilding Initiatives, where they developed and implemented ideas to revitalize the business and residential communities in Lower Manhattan after 9/11. In 2006, they founded Q Mixers, where they serve as Founder and CEO.

Jordan Silbert completed their MBA from Yale School of Management in 2006. Jordan attended Brown University from 1994 to 1998, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts - BA in Public Policy.