Jennifer Hollett is a well-rounded digital, journalism, and politics professional with a rich background in campaigns, digital strategy, partnership building, and news production. With over a decade of experience as a TV reporter and producer, Jennifer has worked with the likes of CBC, CTV, and MuchMusic with noteworthy achievements that earned her several accolades, including a Canadian Online Publishing Award and a Media Award from Amnesty International Canada. She is also the co-founder of Super PAC App, which holds the prestigious position of debuting #1 in its category in the App Store. Jennifer's political engagements are equally remarkable; she contested in Canada's top race as a federal NDP candidate in University-Rosedale and worked as the digital director on Olivia Chow's Toronto mayoral campaign.

Jennifer brings an educational advantage to her wealth of experience, having studied public policy at Harvard University and obtaining a Master's in Public Administration. The executive director at The Walrus, Jennifer also worked at Twitter Canada as the head of news and government, where she excelled in creating digital strategies that helped establish the company as a news dissemination powerhouse. She was also a part of the teaching team, persuasion at Harvard Kennedy School, and worked as a media trainer at Journalists for Human Rights. Jennifer also held strategic positions at Sony Music Canada and Plan International Canada, where she honed her e-communications and partnership-building skills.