Jacki Zehner

Jacki Zehner is a prominent advocate for women's advancement and the founder of both ShePlace and SheMoney. She is based in Park City, Utah, and has a rich background in finance and philanthropy.

Career and Contributions

Zehner began her career at Goldman Sachs, where she made history as the youngest woman and first female trader to become a partner in 1996. Her tenure at Goldman Sachs lasted until 2002, after which she co-founded Circle Financial Group, a private wealth management firm aimed at women. In addition to her financial career, she has been deeply involved in philanthropic efforts, particularly focused on women's rights and empowerment.

In 2012, she became the founding President of Women Moving Millions, a nonprofit that mobilizes significant resources for women's initiatives. She has also served as President of The Jacquelyn and Gregory Zehner Foundation since 1998, funding various organizations dedicated to women's advancement.

ShePlace and SheMoney

Zehner founded ShePlace and SheMoney to create platforms that empower women financially and socially. These initiatives aim to provide resources, education, and community support to help women achieve financial independence and success.

Personal Background

Originally from Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, Zehner has spent 25 years in New York City and Connecticut before relocating to Utah with her family. She continues to be an active speaker, writer, and consultant on issues related to women's leadership, financial literacy, and philanthropy.1