Jennifer Crutchfield

Jennifer Crutchfield is a communications professional, author, and advocate, with a background in various roles in media, education, and public relations.

She studied at Cristobal High School in Colon, Panama, and went on to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Government/English from the University of Maryland College Park.

Jennifer has held significant positions in different organizations, including serving as the National Communications Director at Reach High Media and as the Director of Public Relations at WTCI, PBS.

Her career has spanned diverse roles such as a Chattanooga Relocation Agent at Global LT, Instructor at the Chattanooga History Mystery Detective Club within the Hamilton County Department of Education, and Managing Editor at the Chattanooga Parent Magazine.

Jennifer's experience also includes working as a Chattanooga Historic Destinations Examiner at Examiner.com, a Weed & Seed Coordinator at the Department of Justice/Westside CDC, and a Private Investigator at About Face Investigations.

Furthermore, she has been involved in roles such as an Alzheimer's Family Caregiver, and a Deputy Field Director on Kelly for Congress in St. Louis.