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Jeffrey Silberman

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Jeffrey P. Silberman is a Professor and Chairperson to the Textile Development and Marketing Department at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York, a consultant to the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) Secretariat, and serves as Executive Director to the International Forum for Cotton Promotion (IFCP). He is an international textile consultant.

He recently designed and implemented textile programs in Armenia and Nepal; linen development programs throughout Russia, including Mosalsk, Severlyon, and Kostroma; and marketing programs for the Mongolian Cashmere FibreMark Society in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and United Textile Mills in Bangkok, Thailand.

He built and managed the Apparel and Home Textiles Internet Industry Channel for About.com.

Mr. Silberman was a core member of the team charged with developing and launching the Egyptian Cotton World Wide Promotion program for the Government of Egypt and Alcotexa.

Prior to building his consulting firm, Mr. Silberman was a Director of Marketing for Cotton Incorporated, and before that, the Technical Director for United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc.

Some of his past and present clients include PRI, Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI), Icahn Associates, U.S.A.I.D., GTZ, Winrock International, Nathan Associates, Booz Allen, A.P.R.P., ACDI/VOCA, Roscontract, ASME Armenia, Bombay Dye and Manufacturing, Mafatlal Industries, Alsin Management, Fox Fibre, Dow Corning, Kimberly Clark, Tupperware, Sahara Group, Gavrilov-Yam, and Asahi Chemical.
Mr. Silberman holds a degree in Textile Marketing and Design from Philadelphia University, as well as Advanced Management Program Certificates from the Wharton School of Business in Finance and Accounting, Marketing Management from the Columbia Graduate School of Business, and Environmental Law from New York University. He is a winner of the 'Winrock Award for Service and Dedication Given in Helping to Build a Better World' for his work with Russian flax producers, in December, 1999.