Sign In

Allison Jaffin

at Bloomberg Philanthropies

Allison Jaffin serves as the Chief Operating Officer for Bloomberg Philanthropies, overseeing all of Michael R. Bloomberg's charitable activities.1 In this role, she manages the programs and strategies of Bloomberg Philanthropies, directing each of the foundation's initiatives and overseeing grants from inception through execution.1

Jaffin joined Bloomberg Philanthropies in 2010 after leaving her position at New York City Hall, where she worked as Special Assistant to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and First Deputy Mayor Patricia E. Harris.1 She played a crucial role in developing Mayor Bloomberg's foundation, including building out its operations and focus areas.1

Prior to her work in the public sector, Jaffin's career began in the Corporate Communications department at Bloomberg L.P., where she assisted with Bloomberg's personal philanthropy and expanded the company's employee volunteer initiative.1

Jaffin is a graduate of Columbia College and serves on the board of trustees of Johns Hopkins University.1 In her current role at Bloomberg Philanthropies, she works closely with CEO Patti Harris to create lasting change in key areas such as Arts, Education, Environment, Government Innovation, and Public Health. In 2024, Bloomberg Philanthropies distributed $3.7 billion.1

Related Questions

What are some of the most notable initiatives Allison Jaffin has overseen at Bloomberg Philanthropies?
How did Allison Jaffin's role at City Hall prepare her for her position at Bloomberg Philanthropies?
What are the main goals of Bloomberg Philanthropies under Allison Jaffin's leadership?
Can you provide examples of public art projects Allison Jaffin coordinated while at City Hall?
How has Allison Jaffin's career evolved since she joined Bloomberg Philanthropies in 2010?
Allison Jaffin
Allison Jaffin, photo 1
Allison Jaffin, photo 2
Add to my network

Location

New York City Metropolitan Area