For over a decade, Jess has been leading the charge in building bold names and big ideas. Starting as a junior copywriter at KickCharge right after graduating from Rutgers University, she has spent years pushing herself in her work and learning to trust her instincts—and it’s paid off! Jess has proudly worked her way up to become the director of branded content for our team.
In 2024, Jess was a winner of the Top Marketing Mavericks Under 40 from the NJ Ad Club. This award recognizes professionals across the state who are exemplary leaders, transform their work through innovation, consistently give top-level performance and have powerful strategic vision. She also has a certification from the Invest In Your Leaders course that covers 12 key leadership areas including coaching, conflict management, project management and more.
When she’s not being a wordsmithing wizard, Jess enjoys baking, cooking, traveling, spending time down the shore and just enjoying the little moments with friends and family.
In addition to overseeing content for KickCharge and client projects, Jess has written pieces such as:
You can also find Jess on our YouTube page discussing how to choose the right name for your brand and discussing the rise of AI in creative fields.
Jess graduated magna cum laude from Rutgers University with a B.A in English and a certificate in Creative Writing. She also obtained a Professional Baking certificate from Mercer County Community College.
Jess is a chocoholic and tends to make a lot of brownies, cupcakes and a KickCharge favorite, oreo truffles. She also has a deep love for ice cream and testing out new flavors in her ice cream lab, otherwise known as her apartment!
In her free time, Jess enjoys traveling and eating her way around the world. She’s always whipping up something new in the kitchen for either a family gathering or her KickCharge teammates. She also loves spending time in the city and down the shore, depending on the day.
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life. And see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived” —Henry David Thoreau
