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Jacqueline Lewis Jacqueline_Lewis@monitor.com

In her current role within Monitor Networks, Jacqueline divides her time between business development and client management. She provides corporations and event producers with access to notable thinkers, authors, and speakers from academia, research, journalism, and the corporate world. She also ensures that all Monitor-represented speakers receive guidance and end-to-end support on speaking and consulting opportunities, professional growth initiatives, speech coaching, content preparation, and logistics.

Jacqueline has more than 15 years of experience in major event planning and implementation, public and media relations, communications, and marketing. Prior to joining Monitor, she was vice president and co-director at Linkage, Inc., where she led the firm's Diversity and Women in Leadership Practice. The business unit offered a suite of programs, products, and services to build diverse work cultures and connect leaders to the futures they sought to create. Two national programs—the Women in Leadership Summit and the Summit on Leading Diversity—represented the foundation of the portfolio.

Previously, Jacqueline was a senior forum producer at Forrester Research, where she built the first long-term project management model for the company's event series. It incorporated all aspects of project execution including venue selection, collateral development, speaker invitations, direct marketing and public relations plans, speech preparation, and on-site master schedules.

Before joining Forrester, Jacqueline spent 10 years as a public and media relations specialist with Edelman Public Relations, the Randolph Partnership, and Bachner Communications.

Jacqueline earned a BA in English from Vanderbilt University.