Jennifer Kronstain is an entrepreneur and strategic communications expert with over 20 years of experience in transforming brands through compelling narratives and revenue-driving strategies. Her expertise spans industries, including pharmaceuticals, mental health, consumer goods, and technology. As a seasoned storyteller with a journalist's eye, Jennifer has a proven track record of leveraging innovative marketing strategies to drive sales and growth.

Prior to partnering with Approach Advisors, Jennifer founded JenLLC Global Brands in June of 2023, which offered media and AI consulting services to global SMBs and entrepreneurial groups. Among the projects she managed under that shingle: driving a 25% sales increase for a leading premium cocktail smoker kit, implementing new revenue streams and marketing tactics for an organic farm, and supporting one of the largest pharmaceutical brands in the country as it shifted its international communications practices.

Previously, Jennifer owned and operated KMG Worldwide Public Relations, a successful communications firm serving tech, advertising, and media clients globally. She tripled monthly retainers within a year and secured prominent media placements for clients in key publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Advertising Age among many others. At the same time, she co-founded an online community about the city of Philadelphia that grew to over 25,000 members and a million monthly page views, generating revenue through SEO, digital strategies, and experiential events.

Notable former clients and employers include AOL-Time Warner, The Weather Channel, CNN, Virgin Mobile USA, and Johnson & Johnson.

Jennifer holds certifications in AI, business strategy, and product development from Section School (now SectionAI), further underscoring her commitment to staying at the forefront of industry trends. She holds a bachelor's degree in English from Syracuse University. Previous roles as a sports reporter, news producer, and FCC-licensed broadcaster have provided a solid foundation for her work. 

 

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