Jill Wolfe

Jill Hinton Wolfe is a US Army veteran and a dedicated advocate for underrepresented military veterans, including women, disabled, LGBTQ+ vets, and veterans of color.

Having transitioned from military service to college using the GI Bill, Jill ventured into corporate America, excelling in marketing and PR while also becoming a vetrepreneur by starting her own business.

Currently, she thrives in the higher education sector, guiding veterans through the challenging transition from combat to college and later into the workforce.

Jill overcame career setbacks fueled by fear and self-doubt by winning a business plan competition for veterans in 2013, leading her to leverage her diverse experiences as a powerful asset.

Passionate about empowering veterans, especially women vets, vets of color, and disabled vets, she helps them hone their skills and mindset for success in civilian professions while assisting organizations in veteran recruitment and retention strategies.

With a rich educational background in communications intelligence, entrepreneurship, advertising, public relations, and professional writing, Jill applies her knowledge and expertise to make a lasting impact in the lives of veterans and organizations.

Her professional journey includes prominent roles as the Director of the Military and Veteran Resource Center at Grand Valley State, founder of Combat College Career, engagement coordinator at HigherEdMilitary, among other positions encompassing teaching, writing, and communications roles.

In her latest role at a university amid the COVID pandemic, she fulfills her dream job of aiding veterans and individuals in navigating career paths and workplace challenges, drawing on her vast experiences and network to support them.

Jill Hinton Wolfe invites those with a shared passion for veterans' welfare or seeking career guidance to connect with her, promising insights and coaching based on her teaching, writing, and veteran coaching background.