Bio

Founded and co-lead the largest VC Fund backing female CEOs using tech to build $1B+ companies by tackling the world's greatest challenges in health care, education, the environment, and fintech. Rethink Impact empowers CEOs with trusted advice, capital and connections. And... -Former Tech CEO -BOD @Ellevest, @Wellthy, @Winnie, @FutureFuel, @SempreHealth, & @NFL Players Inc. -Forbes’ Impact 50; Entrepreneur Magazine’s 100 Powerful Women; Washingtonian Tech Titan -Speaker on Impact Investing & Gender Investing (@UN, SXSW, Bloomberg Tech Summit, Code, Cap Hill) -Loyal Georgetown Day School, Stanford Tree, Harvard Biz School & Fulbright alum ''Official'' Bio: Jenny Abramson is the Founder & Managing Partner of Rethink Impact, sitting on the boards of Ellevest, Wellthy, EveryDay Labs, FutureFuel.io, Winnie, Sempre Health and as a board observer for Neurotrack and Eleanor Health. Previously, Jenny served as CEO of LiveSafe, a tech security company focused on preventing school shootings and sexual assaults. She also held leadership roles at The Washington Post, Personal (a data tech company), The Boston Consulting Group, D.C. Public Schools, and Teach for America. Jenny is a board member of the NFL Players, Inc., the Jacobs Foundation, and DC Prep. She is also an active member of All Raise, co-leading their data efforts. Finally, she is an Advisory Board member of the Catalio Nexus Fund (an early stage health focused VC fund). Jenny was named a Forbes’ Impact 50 in 2020, Entrepreneur Magazine’s 100 Powerful Women and a DC Tech Titan. She has been covered in The New York Times, in The Washington Post, and on CNN, interviewed on Squawk Box, featured at the Code Conference, at the United Nations, at the G7, and on Capitol Hill. She received bachelor’s and master’s degrees with honors from Stanford University, an MBA with honors and the Dean’s Award from Harvard Business School (where she also served on the Investment Committee for Shareholder Responsibility for Harvard University) and was a Fulbright Scholar at The London School of Economics. Follow her on Twitter @abramsonjenny