Jennifer Gale is a marketing strategist, nonprofit leader, and community advocate with more than 25 years of experience building partnerships and creating opportunities for children, youth, and families. She currently co-leads the Alexandria Youth Employment & Career and Technical Education Working Group, a citywide coalition of educators, employers, nonprofits, and government leaders focused on expanding career readiness and equitable workforce pathways for Alexandria’s youth.

Jennifer is the founder of Rabbit Hole Productions, a creative production company that develops immersive exhibitions and public engagement initiatives exploring social issues through art and storytelling. Her career spans strategic marketing and communications leadership across the nonprofit and private sectors, including serving as Chief Marketing Officer for a regional defense contractor and directing marketing communications for World Wildlife Fund.

A longtime volunteer and civic leader, Jennifer’s nonprofit experience includes board governance, strategic planning and communications, capital campaigns, brand strategy, and organizational development. She formerly served as Vice Chair of Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), where she helped guide its successful merger with Northern Virginia Family Service, and most recently served on the Board of Communities In Schools of Northern Virginia. She also has a nearly 28-year relationship with The Campagna Center, having served as a mentor/tutor, Board member, and Board Secretary.

Jennifer earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Marketing Communications from the University of South Carolina and completed advanced studies in Dutch language at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. An Alexandria resident, she remains deeply engaged in civic and nonprofit leadership, with a particular commitment to educational opportunity, workforce development, and child and family well-being.