Jennifer Marvin is Vice President of Women in Engineering at Online Leadership Training, a career Coaching and leadership training company and a Senior Project Engineer at The Boeing Company.  She is also the Founder and Owner of BossBabe Yoga a boutique yoga studio near Seattle, Washington. Jennifer also serves as the President-Elect of Housing Hope a non-profit ending homelessness.

Jen makes mental health a priority following her brother’s death to suicude and her own diagnosed mental health issues. She is a mentor to young woman who suffer from bipolar disorder and a coach for women leaders.

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