Jen Roesler (Race-ler) is an intuitive interviewer, writer, and content creator with 25 years of experience translating complex ideas into sharp, credible, and memorable takeaways.

Jen tells stories from the inside out. Fortune 500-company communications roles inform her perspective on AI where the rubber meets the road; the tech that drives enterprises; and the power of workplace culture. Experience as a line cook earns her respect while reporting for food, drink and travel stories. Writing for nonprofits connects her to personalities who lead movements and make positive change in the world. And she interprets lifestyle, holistic health, wellness, and mental health topics through the lens of a certified yoga teacher (RYT-200) and professional life coach (CPC-CPRC).

A former senior communications leader at Thomson Reuters, Target, and UnitedHealth Group, she has spent the past 15+ years producing Forbes-level editorial content and executive ghostwriting for technology and professional services clients in New York, London, and Latin America. She also co-produces, writes and directs documentary films and branded content series for clients including Morgan Stanley, Cargill, University of Minnesota Carlson School of Business, Food Network, PBS, Magnolia Network, Discovery Channel, as well as co-producing independent documentary films with Emmy Award and James Beard Award-winning filmmaker and partner Jesse Roesler.

She holds a BA in Political Science and History with a Minor in Latin American Spanish (Summa Cum Laude, Concordia College); is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) with the Yoga Alliance; and a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) with the International Association of Professional Coaching. She is also a fluent Spanish speaker, and her world travel includes Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Honduras, Belize, Alaska, Iceland, India, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Hungary, Germany, Northern Ireland, the UK, and she looks forward to experiencing New Zealand and Australia next.

Jen is now based in Northern Wisconsin on the shore of a spring-fed lake, where she, her husband, and two young sons adore wild food foraging, wood-fired saunas, and meditative cold plunges through solid lake ice. Still within easy reach of Minneapolis-St. Paul, her home for more than 20 years, she is available for bylined editorial work, executive ghostwriting, long-form content strategy, and documentary-style branded content.