Jenna Winocur is a leader in educational innovation, currently pursuing a Master's in Educational Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship (ELOE) at Harvard University. Her mission is to increase equitable access to quality education through technology at scale. At the MIT’s Public Service Center, Jenna helps lead the IDEAS Social Innovation Challenge accelerator and foster community engagement across Harvard and MIT's campuses. Jenna also volunteers with the Mona Foundation to facilitate the Think Globally, Act Locally program, empowering Youth Ambassadors implement sustainable development projects in their communities. Previously, Jenna was an analyst at Graham & Walker, where she played a role in the investment process and managed the Catalyst program, supporting female founders to fundraise more strategically. Most recently, she was an extern at Lumos Capital, a growth-stage venture capital firm investing in edtech and human development.At Cornell University, Jenna co-founded Life Changing School, empowering 30 global high school students to become social entrepreneurs. She majored in Social Innovation with minors in business, international development, education, and inequality studies. Jenna also co-founded Social Enterprise at Cornell, guiding students to explore careers at the intersection of business and social change through hands-on consulting projects, education, and community, and served as a mentor through Blackstone LaunchPad, supporting both student and alumni entrepreneurs. Jenna is a community builder and a frequent pitch judge, startup mentor, or speaker on social innovation, education technology, and global impact. She is a competitive swing dancer, and in her spare time she loves to read, travel, host, and craft.