Background
Silbert, Jacqueline was born on December 15, 1921 in Brooklyn. Daughter of Leon and Mary Gittell.
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Jacqueline Silbert Edit Profile
accountant service company executive
Jacqueline Silbert, American service company executive, accountant. Named Woman of Year, National Conference Christians & Jews, 1975; recipient President medal, St. John's University, 1978.
Education
Bachelor in Education with honors, Hunter College, 1942.
Career
Co-founder MacClean Service Company Inc., Bellerose, New York, 1953, president & Chief Executive Officer, since 1982. Director Liberty National Bank, Connecticut.
Achievements
Membership
Member Rhode Island State Board Education, 1950—1952. Board directors & vice president Lighthouse, Queens, New York, 1970—1974, chairman, fund raising, 1971—1972. President & board directors St. John's University Auxiliary, since 1970, co-chairman, fund raising, since 1976.
Board directors Walter Kaner's Childrens Fund, since 1982, Forest Hills Jewish Center Auxiliary, 1972—1974. Member of Service Employer's Association, International Sanitary Supply Association, Building Service Contractor's Association, Old Westbury Hebrew Congregation Bridge Club.
Connections
Children: Laurence, Amy Silbert Block.
