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Gregory Silverman
Chief Executive Officer at West Side Campaign Against Hunger
Gregory Silverman is a prominent figure with over twenty years of leadership experience in culinary arts, food operations, social enterprise development, business consultation, and personnel development.
He has a diverse educational background that includes an MSc in Food and Nutrition Policy from City, University of London, a BA in Politics and Anthropology from Ithaca College, and a Certificate in Culinary Arts from The French Culinary Institute.
Gregory has held various key roles in different organizations such as Chief Executive Officer at West Side Campaign Against Hunger, Co-founder/Board Chair at The Alliance for a Hunger Free New York, Council Member at NationSwell, and Founder/Director at The Roundtable: Allies For Food Access.
His experience also includes positions like Executive Director at West Side Campaign Against Hunger, Managing Director at Wellness in the Schools, Director of National Partnerships at Share Our Strength, and Community Food Worker at London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
Gregory Silverman's career journey has seen him serve as a Small Enterprise Development Volunteer in Mali with the Peace Corps, Executive Chef/Owner at Olivia Restaurant, Owner/Executive Chef at Stella's Cafe, and in various roles at Share Our Strength organization, including Director and Senior Manager of Educational Outreach.
With his background and expertise, Gregory focuses on creating and leading innovative national programming and partnerships to support poverty alleviation for families in need globally.
Highlights
Spent end of last week at TED Conferences DILEMMA SERIES: CAN WE NOURISH 10 BILLION PEOPLE WHILE RESTORING THE EARTH? West Side Campaign Against Hunger hosted an amazing group of food thinkers from the conference to see our work in action at our new space in Northern Manhattan and to explore how do we feed our communities across the globe with dignity. TY Leaders' Quest for always seeing all the horizons ahead!!!
Big shout out to Lauren Houghton at Columbia University for this well deserved NPR highlight of her decade of #menstruation research. She is helping our two lil girls and all kids across global communities to hopefully gain better life course trajectories in the future.
As she says exponentially better than me, "Menarche and menstrual cycle regularity are largely considered unmodifiable reproductive factors, a framing that prevents exploration of the ways structural factors interfere with menstrual health. Structural factors, such as access to healthy food, barriers to physical activity, and disproportionate exposure to environmental toxicants … shape individual-level factors associated with menarche.” #vitalsign #publichealth #menstruation #stress #systemschange #mixedmethods
