A graduate of Stanford Business School and Stanford University, Jennifer volunteered as a doctor's assistant in a children's hospital in Quito, Ecuador, and later joined Conservation International, a global environmental organization, where she brought the micro-credit enterprise model to bushmen and rainforest communities in southern Africa and Latin America. Upon completing a certificate program at the American Conservatory Theater (ACT), Jennifer booked her first ever TV audition and since then has appeared in a plethora of TV shows and independent films. Jennifer is currently breaking into studio pictures. Jennifer formed a production company called Girls Club Entertainment to develop and produce films highlighting complex female characters, especially those of international social and/or political significance. Her first feature as a producer is being executive produced by Roger Birnbaum and Stephen Cannell and was written by a fellow Stanford graduate, Jennifer Derwingson. Her second global feature as a producer highlights the atrocities of the global sex trade and child prostitution. Jennifer dances, sings, and plays all sports. Most recently, she studied Wushu for a martial arts film. Jennifer was a starter on the Women's Junior National Soccer Team and played Varsity Soccer at Stanford prior to a back injury. Her love for travel and other cultures and languages has taken her all over the world. Jennifer continues to be a supporter for various organizations linked to the environment, education, women's and children's rights, and poverty alleviation.