Jenna Winocur

Jenna Winocur is a Graduate Assistant at the MIT Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center (PKG Center).12 Here are some key details about her:

Education and Current Role

• She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Educational Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship (ELOE) at Harvard University.1
• As a Graduate Assistant at the PKG Center, Jenna supports the IDEAS Social Innovation Challenge accelerator and fosters community engagement on social entrepreneurship.13

Background and Experience

• Jenna majored in social innovation at Cornell University.1
• She co-founded the largest student organization for social entrepreneurship on Cornell's campus.1
• After graduation, Jenna worked in venture capital and with startup accelerators, supporting founders from idea to growth-stage.1

Entrepreneurial Ventures

• Jenna co-founded Life Changing School to teach social entrepreneurship to high school students around the world.1
• She continues to volunteer with the Mona Foundation to facilitate the Think Globally, Act Locally service leadership program.1

Focus Areas

• Jenna is working with innovative new technologies to build accessible, high-quality educational initiatives in international development contexts.1
• She is on a mission to increase equitable access to quality education through technology.1

Additional Roles

• Jenna is a community builder and frequently serves as a pitch judge, startup mentor, or speaker on social innovation, education technology, and global impact.1

In her role at the PKG Center, Jenna is available for advising and can be booked for meetings to discuss social innovation projects and initiatives.3