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Jennifer Wu

Jennifer Wu is third generation American born Chinese. At age 13, she was diagnosed with Stargardt, an inherited macular degenerative eye disease impacting central vision. Graduating from Wheaton (Massachusetts, USA), Little Ivy and former all women’s college, Jennifer pursued an exciting career within mass merchant and luxury brand retailing. As a Product Developer and Marketing Director, Jennifer enjoyed creating complex promotional sales campaigns, events and non-traditional revenue streams.

Mentoring disabled peers and partnering with local museums on making programs more accessible to blind and visually impaired is a primary focus. She also volunteers as a Fine Art Docent and optimizes fundraising efforts through sponsorship marketing for various art venues.

While fashion and aesthetic styling is her innate gift, Jennifer is an ardent student of observation and practitioner of responsible horsemanship. She loves Puccini, audio books and classic cinema. Her true passion however, is traveling to experience local cultures, make meaningful connections and discover the spiritual richness motivating people in their life journey.

Jennifer and her rocket scientist husband reside in the USA.


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