Sharon Shira Zabludovsky holds an impressive record of academic and professional achievements. She holds a bachelor's degree in Communication from the Open University, a master's degree in Public Policy from Tel Aviv University, and an additional master's degree in the Rodman Program from the University of Haifa. Zabludovsky has successfully completed prestigious leadership programs, including the Excellence Program for Identity and Policy at the College of Governance and the "Rivers" program for Jewish Israeli identity. Over the past decade, she has gained rich managerial experience leading projects and programs in the third sector, including entrepreneurship roles and project coordination in the education department of the World Zionist Organization and associations dealing with non-formal education and strengthening Israel-Diaspora relations, particularly Israel-United States relations. Zabludovsky is active as a mentor and social activist in forums for empowering women, new immigrants, public diplomacy, and explanation, including the Michal Sela Forum, Gvahim, SHIFT, and the Dvora Forum. She serves as a presenter and commentator on leading media channels, interviewed by JNS and writing opinion columns in the newspaper Globes. Her extensive and esteemed activity positions Sharon Zabludovsky as a central figure in academic, public, and media arenas.