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Whitney Silverman
Assistant Legal Counsel
Whitney Silverman is the Assistant Legal Counsel and Director of Government Relations at the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).12 She is based in Washington, D.C. and plays a key role in the organization's legal and governmental affairs.4
Professional Background
Whitney's primary responsibilities at NAIS include:
- Providing legal counsel to the association
- Overseeing government relations efforts
- Addressing employment law issues for independent schools
Her expertise extends to national trends in employment law and general employment law principles that schools must consider.5
Education and Experience
Whitney Silverman received her legal education from the University of Illinois College of Law.1 Her professional experience has been primarily focused on her work with the National Association of Independent Schools, where she has developed expertise in legal matters pertaining to independent schools and their governance.
Additional Roles
In addition to her primary duties, Whitney Silverman:
- Contributes to NAIS publications, sharing insights on legal and regulatory matters affecting independent schools2
- Participates in NAIS Connect, a professional networking platform for members of the association3
- Occasionally posts about job opportunities within NAIS on professional networking sites6
Whitney Silverman's role at NAIS involves a blend of legal expertise and advocacy, positioning her as a key figure in navigating the complex landscape of independent school administration and policy.
Highlights
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