Jenna has photographed weddings, taught small humans their ABCs, sold poetry to strangers, and now spends her days deciding whether diamonds or dry-aged ribeyes deserve the better Instagram caption. It all started with a Bachelor’s in Design Theory & Art from Juniata College, proof that even back then, she had an eye for making things beautiful and marketable.

For fifteen years she ran her own photography business, coaxing genuine smiles out of camera-shy toddlers and nervous grooms alike, a skill that transfers surprisingly well to marketing meetings. Along the way, she shaped young minds in elementary education (surviving classrooms of six-year-olds, which is harder than any boardroom) and ran marketing for a poetry press where she eventually became the managing editor, learning that selling verse is its own kind of magic.

In learning that promoting family-owned businesses is her absolute passion, she’s landed the most delightfully mismatched gig imaginable: marketing fine jewelry and a family butcher shop at once. Sparkle and steak, engagement rings and eye-of-round…proof that a design degree, a camera, and a talent for finger-painting with six-year-olds was, all along, perfect training for selling diamonds and short ribs with equal conviction.

At home, she keeps things just as delightfully chaotic, raising her teenage son and daughter and bonus son alongside her husband. She dreams of visiting his native country of Morocco in the near future.