Jennifer Schechter is a social entrepreneur and advocate with an extensive background in social work and public health. She earned a master's degree in social work and public health from the University of Washington and a bachelor's degree in international politics from Georgetown University. Throughout her career, Jennifer has worked tirelessly to address the needs of marginalized communities, partnering with them to realize their untapped potential.

Jennifer's work has centered around creating sustainable solutions to some of the most pressing public health issues. She is the co-founder and CEO of Integrate Health, an organization that partners with communities to build sustainable health systems. She was also a former program manager at the International Training and Education Center for Health and a community health volunteer with Peace Corps.

Jennifer remains active in her community, serving as a former advisory board member at Community Health Impact Coalition as well as a member of the Circle of Sisters at The New York Women's Foundation. Her dedication to improving people's lives has been recognized by many, and she continues to inspire others with her unwavering commitment to social change.