Jennifer Griffith

Jennifer Griffith spent eighteen years in technology sales, including a decade at Salesforce, where she led sales teams and helped salespeople develop their careers, before turning to the work she was always meant to do. Over the following decade, she wrote, rewrote, weathered rejection, and built a platform from the ground up, ultimately landing her debut memoir, Both Sides of Then, with Regalo Press. Along the way, she discovered that the same skill that made her good at developing her sales team's careers—the ability to find the real story beneath what someone is presenting—drove her work as an author, podcast host, and speaker. Jennifer is the creator and host of About Your Mother, a podcast that has ranked in the top 10% globally, where she uncovers the profound and often untold stories that shape identity, motherhood, and family. As a sought-out speaker, she brings that same instinct for truth-seeking and vulnerability to every stage she steps onto, offering audiences insight into what it takes to be empowered by their own story.

Jennifer holds a degree in English from Washington State University and a certificate in technical writing from the University of Washington. She has studied writing with notable authors at UC Berkeley and Stanford. Jennifer's son, Drake, is a junior at JHCS. She also serves as a board member at Jackson Hole Writers. She and her husband, Mark, reside in Wilson. When not writing, you can find Jennifer running, hiking, skiing, reading, and attempting to play tennis.