In this episode, we chat with The Justice Dept. founder and CEO Jennifer Justice about her career’s evolution and how her experiences in law and music - two particularly male-dominated sectors - have shaped her company’s mission to make women money and further women-owned businesses. 

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Speaker Bio: Jennifer Justice is an entertainment and live-experience executive known for her expertise in building artists’ careers and business portfolios by marrying art with  commerce. From the beginning of her career, JJ as she is known, has championed gender equality & diversity in the workplace. As general counsel and EVP at Roc Nation, she helped structure the vision and growth of Roc Nation. She served as Jay-Z’s personal entertainment attorney for a total of 17 years as well as  Beyonce’s personal attorney for one year while at Roc Nation. In 2019, JJ founded The Justice Dept. – a management, strategy and legal firm that works with female (and woke male) entrepreneurs, executives, talent, brands and creatives to build and maximize their value focusing in the areas of tech, consumer product,  finance, media, entertainment and fashion. JJ has been named a “Game Changer” by Goop, by InStyle as one of  the 50 Badass Women Changing the World in 2020, and on Billboard's Women in Power list three times. She has been featured on the TODAY Show and is a regular contributor on NBC News.

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