Adina is a Senior Program Officer on the U.S. Jewish and Israel team. She focuses on social welfare issues in Israel and on Israel education and engagement in the U.S. She previously managed the Arab society portfolio at Schusterman Family Philanthropies – Israel, working in collaboration with civil society organizations, academics, private sector, and government ministries to promote a prosperous and strong society. 

Before joining Schusterman, Adina served as Director of Tel Aviv Programming for Young Judaea and the Federation of Zionist Youth (FZY)—a gap year volunteering program. During this time, she developed mutually beneficial partnerships with local government, universities, nonprofits and businesses, and taught and developed seminars and courses on a wide range of topics. Before this, Adina worked for The Abraham Fund Initiatives as Director of Growth and Resource Development and at the Hadassah Medical Organization as Resource Development Coordinator. In 2010, Adina volunteered at the Agahozo Shalom Youth Village in Rwanda through the JDC's Jewish Service Corps program. 

Adina holds an MBA in nonprofit management from Haifa University and a double B.A. in Middle Eastern Studies and Environmental Studies from Ben Gurion University.