When Passions for Military and Marketing Collide with Jenny Hale - 021

In episode #21 of the FamilyPreneur Podcast, we chat with Jenny Hale. She has worked in the military non-profit, corporate, public affairs, and contract sectors. Her military background is diverse for a civilian, as she lived in the barracks as an Army photojournalist, spending a summer rappelling down towers, in the gas chamber, and participating in land navigation training. She is a former New York runway model, as well as an actress. However, her true passion is serving the nation’s military families. Unable to serve for medical reasons, she made it her goal to help military families and veterans follow their dreams. Using her entrepreneurial success and strong military marketing background, she now consults, mentors, and teaches veterans and military spouses how to use social media and modern marketing practices to increase the success of their entrepreneurial ventures. A patriot to the core, she believes in empowering entrepreneurs with military backgrounds and those in the military sector to live the American dream

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