Davidovich Ziva

About

Ziva Davidovich is a professional with nearly two decades of experience in Jewish development and philanthropy, with significant activity in the United States of America. Born in Chisinau, Moldova, Davidovich emigrated at the age of seven to Israel, and after ten years in the holy land, her family moved to Ohio. Her academic background includes an MBA in marketing and international business from Case Western Reserve University, alongside a bachelor's degree in marketing and operations from the University of Cincinnati. Throughout her career, Ziva Davidovich has collaborated with renowned local, national, and international philanthropic organizations, including PJ Library, JCC MetroWest, Foundation for Jewish Camps, JCC Association, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, and the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland. In her role as Director of Development at the Foundation for Jewish Camps, Ziva was responsible for planning and implementing all fundraising efforts necessary to achieve organizational goals and support its initiatives. Davidovich's professional recognition includes a special distinction as a Nahum Goldmann Fellow and selection to attend the Kaplan Seminar for Emerging Professionals at Brandeis University. Ziva currently resides in New Jersey with her husband Leeor and their three children, Danielle, Ellinor, and Benjamin, continuing to actively contribute to the Jewish community in the United States through her dedicated work in the philanthropic and community development sector.