About Jane

Jane is a fierce advocate for women and girls, a non-profit leader, and author.

With three decades of experience at the intersection of community building and human potential, Jane is obsessed with accelerating change at scale. Her work focuses on empowering women leaders, protecting bodily autonomy, and safeguarding our planet – interconnected challenges that require bold, collaborative solutions.

Jane is the Founder of The Women’s Impact Alliance, a 501c3 non-profit that has provided leadership development and coaching to more than 2,500 high-potential women leaders from 90+ countries working in social and environmental change. Jane is also the co-founder of radical, helping leaders build organizations that strengthen under stress, not just survive it. She also serves on the boards of organizations focused on expanding access to reproductive healthcare and conservation.

Jane is a Women Forward Gold Award winner from the Business Council for Peace.

Before founding The Women’s Impact Alliance, Jane held senior leadership roles at global brands including eBay, Sotheby’s, and Mozilla, where she founded and ran large international teams, expanded organizations globally, and reached hundreds of millions of users. This experience in building at scale now fuels her work empowering women to create change. Jane is also a serial entrepreneur, certified CPCC ACC executive coach, and leadership expert.

Writing

Jane writes about women’s inequality and the female condition. Exploring how women navigate, heal, and empower themselves and each other.

Her book Unlocked – How Empowered Women Empower Women is a referendum on women's inequality and a toolkit for creating change, offering practical strategies for leveling the playing field for women and girls.

In Her Nature is a four-part seasonal collection exploring healing and transformation through the natural world. A year-long journal of weekly essays, the books follow the rhythms of the seasons to awaken the spirit and rekindle joy. Each volume weaves together close observation of nature with intimate reflections on what it means to be female, to heal, and to find home.

Now available – In Her Nature: Winter, Spring, and Summer. Coming soon: Fall.