Jessica is an executive consultant and the Director of the Project Management Office at DivorceLawyer. com, specializing in business operations, growth, and scaling. She holds a Ph. D. from the University of Miami, where her academic research focused on non-profit organizations, providing a unique foundation for her process-oriented professional experience.
Outside of her corporate role, Jessica is deeply committed to social causes, serving as the Board Co-Chair for Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods (SOIL), an organization working in Haiti. Her passion lies in providing operational support to small, growing non-profits, a commitment she has maintained since 2009.
She has a Ph. D. with a specific focus on Haitian non-profits, combining high-level academic research with hands-on, practical leadership in the non-profit sector.
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