Jacob Baime ICC

Before ascending to leadership at ICC, Jacob Baime ICC played a pivotal role as the National Field Director at AIPAC. In this key position, he led a dedicated team of organizers in implementing strategic initiatives on campuses nationwide, significantly amplifying AIPAC's influence. His leadership also included the management of comprehensive training platforms that prepared both college and high school students for future advocacy roles, highlighting his commitment to developing the next generation of leaders in pro-Israel advocacy.

Jacob's earlier career stages as Area Director in AIPAC's New England Region and as a political aide to the Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts provided him with profound insights into the political landscape. These roles enabled him to make substantial contributions to the discourse on U.S.-Israel relations, reinforcing his dedication to public service.

Recognized as a Schusterman Senior Fellow, his commitment to personal and professional growth is evident. This fellowship has equipped him with advanced leadership skills and a deeper comprehension of the intricate global issues impacting Israel, which he applies to his advocacy work.

As a member of the Faculty Fellowship Committee at the Jewish National Fund—USA, he actively participates in designing educational programs that foster a nuanced understanding of Israel. His work in this capacity underscores his dedication to cultivating informed and constructive dialogue.

Jacob Baime ICC's expertise centers on developing and maintaining robust support for the U.S.-Israel relationship. His strategic foresight and effective leadership are crucial in shaping the pro-Israel advocacy landscape, both within and beyond academic settings.

From his roots in grassroots activism to his leadership at the Israel on Campus Coalition, his career is a testament to his relentless pursuit of strengthening U.S.-Israel relations. His strategic approach and passion for mentorship continue to influence the narrative of pro-Israel advocacy across U.S. college campuses.