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This week marks the celebration of the Lunar New Year, welcoming the Year of the Fire Horse. According to the Chinese Zodiac, this signifies a period of intense energy marked by strong, independent, and dynamic actions. For leaders, this represents a high-energy, breakthrough period that will favor bold leadership, rapid innovation, and decisive action. With this in mind, we should all consider how we, as leaders, can best position ourselves to navigate this upcoming cycle. I

Happy New Year! I hope you had a wonderful holiday season, taking time to celebrate with loved ones, and setting aside time to relax and recharge as you head into 2026. As we all know, a new year brings resolutions, commitments to new habits and practices, and excitement around new experiences and adventures. While you are contemplating how you are going to embrace the next 365 days, I'd like you to consider something else: How will you turn your SOS into a Story of Strength

I recently had the opportunity to sit with Govindh Jayaraman, host of the Paper Napkin Wisdom podcast, to share my thoughts on the importance of opening up and adopting a leadership style grounded in curiosity, empathy, and connection.

I am so excited to share that my first book, Open Up! Step Into The Leader You Are Meant To Be is available now on Amazon!

Jenny shares her experiences and thoughts on navigating 'imposter syndrome,' and how she manages these feelings for herself and those on her team.

Jenny shares her experiences and thoughts on navigating 'imposter syndrome,' and how she manages these feelings for herself and those on her team.

Jenny shares her love of horses as an example of finding an outlet as a critical leadership tool to maintain executive presence.

When it comes to maternal complications, the journey to motherhood can sometimes take unexpected turns. It is crucial to create a safe...

Many women think that their experience doesn't count as a story of strength. However, most of the women I speak with have experienced...

The first comment I hear when I speak with women who have experienced maternal morbidity is that they feel alone. They feel like they...