Invited to speak at a wide range of national and international conferences and events, her clients include: Women in Technology Global Conference, Association of Change Management Professionals (ACMP) Global Conference, Workplace Trends Summit, TEDx, Heineken Leadership Event, Home Office Leadership Event, Workspace Design Show London, Workplace Design Show in Slovenia, and the Henley Business School of Management Global Conference.
From a theatrical background in dance and acting, Jennifer was motivated from a young age to voice her opinions and to consider the thoughts and feelings of others. She learned to live with uncertainty and adapt to continuous change. Using her “end person in mind” perspective, alongside her holistic approach to change, she thinks of the person furthest from the decision-making process: what are they thinking and feeling about life, right now? How will change affect them? Are they willing to engage with a change process? Would they want to? Why should they care?
Jennifer believes we are at a cultural crossroads not experienced in nearly 100 years, since Henry Ford created the production line and the 5-day working week. She has a keen interest in AI and how technology, UN Sustainability goals and societal shifts impact on people and the organisations in which they work. Skilled in connecting with clients from a position of genuine commercial insight, she explores the mindset shifts and leadership capabilities required to compete in the future world of work. She understands that human beings are multi-faceted by nature, and leaders therefore need a variety of different perspectives, tools and tactics to enable informed choices.
A Top 50 Workplace Leader of 2024 (the influential list of inspiring leaders, innovators, pioneers and changemakers of the workplace today), she is a published author, keynote and conference speaker and Managing Director of her own company.
Further demonstrating her commitment, she is Vice President of the Association of Change Management Professionals UK, responsible for defining, organising, managing and hosting all the Association’s events. Finally, she is a regular Columnist for Workplace Insight Magazine, writing on current practices to help leaders, managers and teams whose roles include delivering change.