Jo is a trailblazing entrepreneur, award-winning movie producer, and marketing strategist who has spent two decades at the intersection of digital innovation, public affairs, and entertainment. She’s led digital and grassroots strategies for political campaigns, Fortune 500 companies, and major PR firms, with her work featured in The Wall Street Journal, LA Times, NPR, CNN, and Good Morning America. Currently the Senior Vice President of Digital and Entertainment Strategy at Touchdown Strategies, she specializes in crafting high-impact campaigns that shape the conversation, mobilize audiences, and drive measurable results. As Marketing Director at Freethink, she orchestrated the largest film screening in history (a Guinness World Record!) and has been instrumental in raising over $100 million for cause-driven initiatives through her films. She also founded MovieGoer, a distribution company bridging entertainment and advocacy. Jo’s expertise in digital storytelling and audience engagement has taken her to the White House, the United Nations, Google, and Facebook as a speaker. Her upcoming book, America Has a Girlfriend Problem, tackles policy gaps affecting single women and offers a bold, data-driven blueprint for reform. Jo is a proud alum of Mount Holyoke College, an Advisory Board Member of Bridge Entertainment Labs, and a Leadership Program of the Rockies graduate. Jo is a Fellow of the fourth class of the Civil Society Fellowship and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network.