Jenna advised Margarita Louis-Dreyfus on the creation of Human Change before transitioning to lead operations and partnerships for the foundation. Her interests in humanity and technology originally stemmed from a focus on misinformation and polarisation, born out of experiences working as a communications advisor in the U.S. Congress. Through engaging with experts in tech ethics, psychology, and child development to refine the vision of Human Change Foundation, however, Jenna realised that the issues of digitalisation run much deeper – impacting the very things which make us human, our relationships with one another.
Jenna brings 10 years experience advising governments, public figures, religious leaders, and CEOs across a range of high-stakes issues and transformational periods. She holds a BA in Government and Women’s and Gender Studies from Georgetown University and a MA in Strategic Communications from King’s College London. Originally from Los Angeles, she lives in London with her fiancé and their cat and is devoted to her large extended family and circle of friends.