Welcome, I'm Jenna.
A "human evolution midwife".
I co-create and hold courageous spaces for humans to birth new versions of themselves.
Fuelled by a heart bursting with empathy, I'm here for your transformation.​
​I live in the worlds of leadership development and the arts.
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I'm a certified regenerative leadership coach working with
executives, entrepreneurs, change makers and creative professionals.​
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And an award-winning singer and creative in music and film.
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These are the ways I support humans to bring their leadership and lives into harmony with nature: the most urgent work of our time.
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This is regenerative leadership.
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I walk with you to your edges ...
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and lovingly, step-by-step ...
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keep walking with you ...
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supporting you...
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all the way towards flourishing.​
CLIENTS
Ways to Work With Me
I work with individuals, groups, teams and organisations.​
AWARD-WINNING CREATIVE + PERFORMER
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About Me
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I am:
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a Scottish migrant woman transformed by Wangerriburra Country in Gold Coast Hinterland in Australia, where I live.
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fascinated by the intersections of art + science and creativity + leadership
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married to my Argentinian husband, José
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in awe of this cosmos, planet and the natural world
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And I used to be:
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an award-winning chemical engineer and leader in the energy sector
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an opera singer and arts executive
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a doctoral candidate
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divorced
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burned out...three times
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disconnected from myself and the planet
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I share what I have let go of, because sometimes it is my ability to let go that says more about me than anything else.
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My continuously evolving path is a byproduct of deeply curious living and developing comfort in the vulnerable and unknown.
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But there's more beyond the doing. My being.
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I developed a heart-opening, otherworldly and transformational presence that I bring to all I do.
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I centre vulnerability and courage in how I show up in the world. With a good splash of cheekiness.
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I'd love to walk with you on your journey.
“Jenna has a piercing ability to "see" people."
Dr Asmaa Khadim, Researcher, Netherlands