Jaime Silverstein is an Analyst at Croatan Institute. She also currently serves as Admin and Finance Principal at Boston Food and Farm, a start-up, social impact consulting group. Silverstein recently held a seven-month residency at the Metta Earth Institute, a working farm and educational retreat center in Vermont, for which she continues to consult. Previously, she held a joint appointment as senior research fellow at the Sustainable Endowments Institute, where she led research on responsible investing practices at colleges and universities and conducted research on the use of green revolving funds to finance energy efficiency.

Silverstein has also previously worked as a research assistant and analyst at Tellus Institute, where she collaborated on various sponsored research projects addressing finance and sustainability, including "Institutional Pathways to Fossil-Free Investing" (2013). She led the endowment phase of outreach and research surveying of institutional investors for US SIF Foundation's Report on Sustainable and Responsible Investing Trends in the United States.

As a student at Boston University, she founded the undergraduate chapter of Net Impact at the business school and worked closely with the sustainability office as a liaison to various campus environmental groups. While studying abroad in London, Silverstein worked at New Energy World Network, an organization that connects investors and innovators with cleantech and renewable energy news and events. She has also volunteered at the Small Planet Institute working with Frances Moore Lappé on research related to hunger and free market systems for World Hunger: Twelve Myths.

Silverstein teaches Kripalu yoga in the Boston area. She enjoys attending local food events, frequenting local farmers markets, and studying herbalism. Silverstein has also helped Deborah's Kitchen, a local small-batch jam operation, develop its marketing and social media strategy.

She lives in Somerville, Massachusetts.