Jackie is a seasoned CMO with nearly 20 years of boots-on-the-ground experience in branding, performance marketing, and revenue acceleration. She has built digital and social media Centers of Excellence in the Fortune 500, led teams at high-growth tech startups from seed-stage through IPO and beyond, managed 9-figure ad budgets achieving 9X ROI lift in under six months, developed B2B growth engine playbooks from zero to 8-figure sales pipelines, and successfully led over 50 GTM product launches across the US, EMEA, APAC, and LATAM. She has advised hundreds of consumer and B2B brands from the agency side and in-house, including Adidas, Best Buy, Clorox, Disney, Fairmont Hotels, Intel, Kindbody, L'Oreal, Lululemon, McDonald's, Microsoft, Novartis, Red Bull, Singapore Airlines, Unilever, Visa, Wendy's, among others. Her expertise and writing have been featured in CNBC, Fast Company, The New York Times, AdWeek, iMedia, Bloomberg, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, MSNBC, Entrepreneur, and The Wall Street Journal. Jackie is an expert recruiter of top talent, with a 99% hire acceptance rate on 100+ offers extended over the course of her career, including multiple repeat hires and consistent top team NPS scores for organizational leadership, trust, empathy, results, and retention. She is a strong believer in the combined power of market analysis, lifelong learning, and experienced instinct to question old tenets and uncover hard truths when faced with uncharted paths and imperfect data. Jackie holds a BA in Human Biology from Stanford University, where she successfully petitioned to formalize a new Area of Concentration in Behavioral Neuroscience, and an MBA from the U.C. Berkeley Haas School of Business. She sits on the Board of the March of Dimes Foundation, writes in Forbes as a Communication Council Member, and has been named as a Top 50 Women in Brand Marketing. Originally born and raised in the Detroit area, Jackie recently relocated from the Bay Area to NYC where she enjoys consuming art exhibits, pondering the permanency of consumer behavior changes in a post-pandemic world, and mentoring the next generation of women leaders.