Jennifer Abelson is a marketing professional with a passion for crafting brand stories and creating meaningful relationships. She consults for a variety of clients, spanning the worlds of publishing, education, wellbeing, healthcare, and blockchain. She’s also ghostwritten a successful middle grade novel. She lives in Phoenix with her husband and three curious readers.
It all started with a Thank You note.
I wrote Judy Newman, Scholastic, a thank you note after she presented to a group of interns. She offered me a job. Listen to your parents! Write that thank you note!
I studied abroad in Buenos Aires and fell in love with my American husband.
My Spanish could be better, but I found my life partner instead. I’m calling that a win.
Our 3 kids give me inspiration every single day.
They are my biggest cheerleaders and most vocal critics.
I swam on the varsity swim team in college and I’m only 5’2”.
Small but mighty!
I can’t wink or snap.
Really.
Jennifer Abelson is a well-rounded marketing consultant with 15 years of experience crafting brand stories and creating meaningful relationships.
She began her career as a marketing strategist with the world’s largest children’s book publisher and distributer, where she launched and executed their social media channels. Jennifer was recognized by The New York Times for this successful “virtual teacher’s lounge.” After moving to the midwest, Jennifer became the Digital Marketing Manager at a multichannel audiobook partner. She transitioned to the nonprofit world in 2012 as a Director of Marketing, helping to bring arts education to students in northeast Ohio.
Jennifer started contracting in marketing and business strategy full-time in 2014. Clients include publishing, education, wellbeing, healthcare, and blockchain organizations. She is an enthusiastic, dynamic change agent who motivates diverse teams to deliver a first-class experience for clients and customers.
Jennifer graduated from Amherst College magna cum laude and resides with her family in Phoenix. Jennifer has returned to her roots and is currently consulting for Scholastic Book Clubs (and her first boss!) to deliver equal access to literacy for all children.
