Jaime Silverstein is an Associate at Croatan Institute. She also currently serves as Farm Business Advisor for NOFA-VT and sits on the board of directors for Metta Earth Institute. Previously, she has worked as the crop R&D specialist for Freight Farms, a Boston-based urban agriculture start-up; program coordinator for Slow Money Boston; and senior research fellow at the Sustainable Endowments Institute, where she led research on responsible investing practices at colleges and universities, including the use of green revolving funds to finance energy efficiency.

Silverstein has collaborated on various sponsored research projects addressing finance and sustainability, including "Institutional Pathways to Fossil-Free Investing" (2013). She has contributed to outreach and research, surveying institutional investors and money managers for the US SIF Report on US Sustainable, Responsible and Impact Investing Trends.

Silverstein is a Kripalu-certified yoga teacher and teaches in the Boston area. She enjoys attending local food events, frequenting local farmers markets, and studying herbalism.

She splits her time between Somerville, Massachusetts, and Vermont.