Jen started her music career in New York, joining independent music marketing company, Concrete Marketing in 1996. As their Creative Marketing Manager, she managed nationwide marketing campaigns for such artists as Korn, Marilyn Manson, Fatboy Slim and Aphex Twin. In 1998, she joined independent music company, Zomba Music, to set up and manage their dance label, Jive Electro. Whilst introducing N'Sync and Britney Spears to dance audiences and breaking dance duo Groove Armada in the US, she soon moved up to the role of Associate Director. In 2001, Jen moved to London and moved into the digital side of music marketing and development. She took up the post of Head of Music for mobile music service, Shazam, now an iphone sensation. This was followed with further digital marketing roles with Universal Music International and Sony Pictures International, managing relationships with international partners including Apple, Prosieben, Bigpond, Microsoft and iRiver, working on large scale entertainment campaigns for such icons as ABBA, U2, Spider-Man™ and the James Bond catalogue to name but a few. Since 2006, Jen has focused her skill set on strategic marketing and media planning and buying, both in the UK and Australia. Most recently she has executed campaigns for such clients as Ministry of Sound, Oasis, Arctic Monkeys, and brands Hutchinson 3, Lego, Stockland and THQ for cable channels Nickelodeon and Channel V Australia. Since joining Forum 5 in 2008, Jen's focus has been the brand focus of our artists both in Australia and internationally.


Forum 5 is a new breed of artist & talent management company.
We recognize the needs of today's talent by building their brands through partnership, with a focus on strategy towards opportunity, not dependency.
Forum 5 combines the 'day-to-day' professional guidance of personal management with global connectivity and financial investment capabilities. Together with our association with FremantleMedia, Forum 5 is fully equipped to help talent build creative and commercial equity in their personal brands.














