Meggie Wyschogrod Fredman

Meggie Wyschogrod Fredman is AJC’s U.S. Director of Jewish Communal Engagement and Partnerships. In this role, she serves as AJC’s lead representative to national Jewish organizations and the organization’s key voice in collaborative spaces. Wyschogrod Fredman oversees the organization’s strategy for engaging a diversity of American Jewry and AJC’s participation and leadership in the Jewish communal world to enable the agency to leverage its global advocacy through new opportunities and collaborative initiatives. Prior to this role, she served as Senior Director of AJC’s Alexander Young Leadership Department where she helped empower young Jews around the globe through the oversight of AJC’s three realms of Young Leadership: AJC’s High School Affairs Department, AJC’s Campus Affairs Department, and AJC’s young professionals’ initiative, ACCESS. Wyschogrod Fredman came to AJC a decade ago where she began her career in AJC’s Leadership Development and Board Engagement department working with AJC’s national Board of Governors and leadership. Wyschogrod Fredman received her B.A. from Boston University and holds a Master’s in Public Administration, with a concentration in Nonprofit Management, from George Washington University’s Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration. Wyschogrod Fredman served as a cohort III fellow in the Mandel Institute for Nonprofit Leadership's Executive Leadership Program. A native Bostonian, she now resides in St. Louis where she lives with her husband and three daughters.