Jen Groover
GET UPDATES FROM Jen Groover
 
Top media mogul and business expert, Jen Groover, has been tagged by Success Magazine as a "One-Woman Brand" and “Creativity and Innovation Guru”, a leading "Serial Entrepreneur" by Entrepreneur Magazine and has drawn comparisons to Walt Disney and Benjamin Franklin. Jen Groover's name has quickly become synonymous with innovation, entrepreneurship and evolution. She has gone from guest-hosting spots on QVC to inking deals with some of the industry’s biggest heavyweights and most recently making history with the honor of ringing the bell on the NYSE with the first group of all women to ring the bell, representing women’s leadership and economic independence.

Her success skyrocketed with the creation of the Butler Bag, the world’s first compartmentalized handbag, and hasn't stopped since. Jen spring-boarded the Butler Bag’s success into an entire lifestyle brand, which can now found at several prominent retailers such as QVC, Avon, Kmart/Sears to creating other lifestyle brands such as Leader Girlz, a brand that teaches young girls the importance of empowerment through play.

Jen is a top business and lifestyle contributor and content creator for major networks such as ABC, CBS, CNBC, NBC, Fox News, Fox Business News and The CW. Jen also contributes editorial pieces to several prominent business magazines and online resources including The Huffington Post, Entrepreneur Magazine, HealthyStyleNY, Healthy Girl, and Pathways Magazine. Her products, brand and work have been featured in hundreds of media outlets including O! The Oprah Magazine, Redbook, People, US Weekly, Success and Entrepreneur to name a few.

As an author, Groover's intimate experiences with multiple business platforms has been the inspiration for her book What If? & Why Not?, which has already provided readers with the confidence to launch the business of their dreams. What If? & Why Not? identifies the crucial tools and resources needed to start a new business as well as make additional income; information which is vital in this nation’s recent economic struggle. What most differentiates this business book from others is that Jen really reflects and builds on the psychological component of business. She creates new thought processes by challenging old mindsets and paradigms; introduces new perspectives and principles for business and lifestyle. One principle being, “Entrepreneurship is not about the business you want to start, it’s about who you want to become.” Addressing the fact that ultimately you need to establish the right mind set before you can use all of the technical tools for success. “It’s a journey of self-transformation.”


Jen is a highly sought-after speaker for events, conventions, workshops, and seminars including; WEtv, Time Warner, Walmart, Make Mine a Million/AMEX OPEN, Belcorp, E-Women Org., Ladies Who Launch, NAWBO, Walmart’s Executive Women’s Day at the LPGA, Kimberly Clark, CC Fund For Women & Girls, PA Governors Conference, Texas Governors Conference, Massachusetts Conference for Women, The Learning Annex, Media Bistro, Girls Take Charge, Network Now’s Build Your Business Conference, WRC Annual Leadership Conference, Healthy Girl Business & Wellness Conference, Barnes & Nobel, Delaware Today Magazine, Chamber of Commerces, Wilmington Women and Business, Mother Daughter Leadership Summits, and many colleges and universities including Delaware, Fordham, Rutgers, Kutztown, and Philadelphia University.

Jen’s speaking style and unique, powerful messages of empowerment and inspiration have become so highly regarded she is now bringing them to the masses with her own PBS special this fall.

Jen’s passion for inspiring others to access their greatest potential, on all levels, is the driving force behind her many successful brands. Jen’s diverse experiences and businesses span many different industries and she has no desire to slow down anytime soon. Jen continues to strive towards her ultimate goal, which is to innovate in every industry she is inspired to play in while empowering others to achieve their goals.

As a TV personality, highly-sought after speaker, author, designer, inventor and more, Jen is more than a triple threat, and undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with. Jen believes in active participation and lives by the belief that “if you are going to complain about something you better be willing to do something to inspire change.”

Blog Entries by Jen Groover

Secret Sauce of Success

Posted December 7, 2011 | 10:23:43 (EST)

Becoming an author was a dream of mine for over a decade. The interesting part of that dream was when the desire first came to me, I had no idea what the content would be, what my message would be or how I would ever get a publishing deal. This...

Read Post

Living To Your Fullest Potential

Posted December 14, 2010 | 14:34:09 (EST)

Often we have goals or dreams that we let go of because we have no idea how we would obtain them or worse, we believe we do not deserve them. We discount our abilities and strengths and focus on our weaknesses (or perceived weaknesses) to talk ourselves out of taking...

Read Post

A Simple Game-Changer

Posted March 23, 2010 | 13:37:05 (EST)

What if ... we focused on and appreciated "the good" in people instead of looking for and magnifying "the bad"?

I know, I know, we have all done this at one time or another but some, well, let's be honest, many, do it all the time. Unfortunately I believe, as...

Read Post

The Mindful Entrepreneur

Posted March 1, 2010 | 14:26:35 (EST)

One of my mantras is "Do not judge; be inspired." Judgment is part of human nature. But instead, it makes more sense to stop and be mindful of the way something works or is built and ask, "Why is it this way? Does it have to be?" Mindfulness comes when...

Read Post

Self-Transformation Through Entrepreneurship

Posted February 9, 2010 | 16:38:03 (EST)

Entrepreneurship is not about business. It is about self-transformation. It is about becoming who you have always wanted to be. It is a 180-degree shift in perspective and mind-set -- then living everyday in that mindset. You stare at yourself everyday, see your weaknesses close up, and find new ways...

Read Post

Overcoming Your Inner Obstacles and Fear of Failure

Posted December 7, 2009 | 12:20:41 (EST)

Once you work at overcoming self-doubt and the fear of failure it gets easier to take action to bring your entrepreneurial dream to life which can also lead to many other personal dreams coming to life as well, because starting a business is about more than making a living. It's...

Read Post

Defining Moments

Posted October 13, 2009 | 00:30:43 (EST)

Read Post

Change The Gears In Your Fears

Posted July 9, 2009 | 14:10:24 (EST)

I was approached recently by a woman anxious to pursue her childhood dream of opening up her own boutique. At 48 and with her kids now out of the house, she sensed that her opportunity had finally arrived but wasn't sure where exactly to begin. She, like most who want...

Read Post

Mastermind Your Success

Posted June 29, 2009 | 11:33:14 (EST)

Hey, want to know a secret? It's all about the "who." Yeah, yeah, I know. Everyone out there can't stop talking about and looking for the almighty "what" -- but I'm telling you, start with the "who" and the "what" will take care of itself; in all aspects of life.

...
Read Post

The Race Within

Posted June 8, 2009 | 19:40:00 (EST)

There are a myriad of powerful, practical, and universal lessons to be gleaned from the science and art of racing. For me, two of these became apparent in elementary school when I was competing in the Junior Olympic's 200 Meter race. After assuming a strong lead, and despite the fact...

Read Post