“The spirits have infused you with the ability write well, communicate clearly, all as a means to enable you
to heal others. “
Richard Gaw, Director of Marketing and Editor of Special Sections, Community Newspapers
“Jessi, Your presentation [One Survivor's Journey of Healing] was awesome! The program was creative, captivating, and enlightening, and the large crowd was very engaged. It was a really good format to talk about such a sensitive subject. It was a pleasure to work with you and I hope we can do it again in the future!”
Donna Tuites, Coordinator, Office of Women’s Affairs, Co-chairwoman of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Education committee;
University of Delaware
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“Jessi spoke to the Business Student Association at the University of Delaware about how to be successful in pursuing a job in a business-related field and what modern "marketing" is all about. She was by far the most captivating speaker the BSA had the entire year. Jessi used her real-life experiences to relate to the students and engage them in the presentation. Students were actively participating in the presentation by asking questions and many students even stayed after the meeting to talk to Jessi. Because of Jessi's varied work experience and knowledge of many different aspects of business, she was able to appeal to students with all different majors and interests. The BSA would love to have Jessi speak again at one of our meetings.”
-Kristen Blough
UD, Treasurer, Business Student Association
“One of the things that most intrigued me about your presentation was that you made me look at branding differently. Your concept of the brand “promise” made me look at it in a different way and a more inclusive way that really made sense and seemed totally honest, as opposed to manipulative. The whole idea of “are we giving our visitors what we’re promising them” seems a great way to approach planning and evaluation...”
E.B. , Dover, DE
"I want to thank you for your very informative and inspirational presentation at the ISES Luncheon on October 18th at the Red Cross Building. One of the points that has stuck most with me is that you state that one must be consistent and true to your image in every communication and interaction with the public. I wholeheartedly agree with this and will strive to follow this advice at every opportunity—from answering the phone, to networking and following up with people, etc."
Jessica L. Barnes, Human Rights in North Korea Project, FREEDOM HOUSE Washington, DC
