Jessica Abo is a dynamic communication strategist and award-winning journalist who
transforms how leaders and organizations tell their stories. As the founder and CEO of Jett
Productions, she combines two decades of broadcast journalism expertise with deep business acumen to help today's professionals command attention in an increasingly distracted world.

Drawing from her experience interviewing thousands as a TV news anchor and reporter, Jessica has developed a unique methodology that's now sought after by Fortune 500 executives,
healthcare leaders, and emerging innovators alike. Her client roster includes powerhouse leaders from brand names like Amazon, Paramount, and Meta, along with prestigious
healthcare institutions such as Fred Hutch, Mount Sinai, and the Hospital for Special Surgery.

A trusted voice in leadership communication, Jessica has appeared on major networks including The TODAY Show, Good Morning America's GMA3, and Access Hollywood. She hosts the acclaimed "Leadership Unfiltered with Jessica Abo" for the Los Angeles Tribune and a business show on EntrepreneurTV, where she has interviewed industry pioneers. Her insights have reached millions through her contributions to Forbes.com and Entrepreneur.com, where she
profiled game-changing leaders and organizations.

As a professional speaker, Jessica has given a TEDx, worked with companies such as Delta Airlines, Weight Watchers, Meta, Microsoft, Organon, and even motivated an audience from the bottom of a canyon. With her practical, newsroom-tested frameworks for powerful
communication, she's shared stages with business luminaries and transformed how thousands
approach high-stakes communications—from crucial presentations to everyday interactions.

Her bestselling book, “How to Be as Happy as You Look On Social Media," became an instant hit, selling out on day one and earning a spot in the official GRAMMY Awards gift bag. Beyond her professional work, Jessica is a recognized philanthropist whose community impact has been honored by the White House.

When she's not helping leaders craft their narratives, you'll find her championing different
causes or having dance parties in the kitchen with her family and new puppy. And fun fact: you
might have spotted her playing herself in The Amazing Spiderman-2 and on shows like Gossip Girl and Nurse Jackie.