Having been involved in public speaking for over 25 years, Jenny is recognized as an engaging presenter, mixing confidence with vulnerability. She shares relevant and meaningful lessons from her personal experiences as a businesswoman, wife, mother, step-mother and grandmother, as well as her struggles with being a survivor of abuse and the pain of losing a child.
The International Humanitarian Society has benefited from Jenny’s leadership as President for over 20 years. Her passion for humanitarian work extends beyond her role at IHS, with her desire to see people reach physical, emotional, and spiritual health being at the core of her many endeavors.
In 2007, Jenny completed her Masters of Divinity Degree at Taylor University, with a major in Pastoral Counseling. In her role as counselor she has helped clients navigate a wide variety of issues like family violence, divorce, loss, depression, abuse, and much more. She has also engaged in a preventive role as a pre-marriage counselor, helping to establish healthy communication in couples before they take the next step. Jenny is an Associate Professional Counsellor (APC) with the Professional Association of Christian Counsellors and Psychotherapists.
Jenny’s focus is on teaching people to treat both themselves and others better. She says,
“How you treat other people is a lens that reflects how you see yourself.”
