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Jennifer Gandin Le is a writer, editor, and photographer. She has an extraordinary gift for helping people translate their ideas into clear, powerful written language that conveys the heart of their message.
Most recently, Jennifer has worked with authors like James and Laura Victore, John Howard, Marcela Lobos, Ana Catalina Reynoso De La Garza, and Enolia Foti.
Jennifer also edited Michelle Baca's The Sweet Spot: Your Roadmap to Maximum Confidence and Magnetism, which teaches the energetics—not the psychology—of confidence, Danielle LaPorte's White Hot Truth: Clarity for Keeping It Real on Your Spiritual Path from One Seeker to Another, an exploration of the conflicts between spiritual aspiration and the compulsion to improve, and Rochelle Schieck's Qoya: A Compass for Navigating an Embodied Life that is Wise, Wild and Free, a book based on the movement that has been featured on Oprah.com and in publications like New York Magazine and Psychology Today.
And for over fourteen years, she's edited investor letters for hedge funds with holdings averaging $3 billion. She takes great pride in proofreading investor communications to ensure that they are error-free and convey each firm's unique voice and superior standards.
When she's not telling stories with words, she's saving lives through her company Emotion Technology, a minority-owned business that prevents suicide and promotes mental health online.
When she was just 24, director Francis Ford Coppola commissioned her film adaptation of the best-selling novel The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing by Melissa Bank. Her non-fiction writing has been published in Reuters, Wired Magazine, Time Out New York, BUST Magazine, and The Village Voice. From 2007-2010, she also wrote the weekly Beauty in a Wicked World column on the group blog Crucial Minutiae.
Her short film, Small Changes, won the Grand Jury Prize in the 2009 Intelligent Use of Water film competition, and was screened at The Getty Center in Los Angeles in September 2009. In 2006, Gandin Le was selected as one of the "REAL Hot 100" young women working for change in the U.S.
Gandin Le graduated with honors from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She's also an alumna of the Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership, a national organization of over 2,500 women ethical leaders working toward social change. She lives in Austin, TX, with her husband, two young sons, dog, and two ball pythons.
You can find her via e-mail at contact -at- jennifergandin -dot- com.
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