Keynote speaker · Founder · Forbes 30 Under 30
Solving the
biggest problems
and showing you how you can tooHere’s what I hope happens when I’m on your stage. Someone in row six who walked in checking email puts the phone down. A founder decides to finally go for it. A leadership team looks at each other and says, “Wait, we can actually do this.” That’s the room I’m here to build.
What I’m here for
I help people go further than they ever imagined, and live the life they actually dream of.
Leaders, entrepreneurs, thinkers, dreamers, doers. Different jobs, same question: what do I really want, and why am I not already doing it? I help people answer that out loud, and then live it with more joy, more beauty and a little more soul.
My story so far
And not only that— there’s more.
I built something that didn’t exist.
Nobody had made it, so I did. Then I raised venture capital to build it for real.
Then I put it in a store.
A real door, real people walking in, real conversations. That taught me more than any pitch ever did.
Then I added 3D printing. Then AI.
Every time the tools got better, I used them. The goal never changed: make it easier for the person on the other side.
Johns Hopkins made me a fellow.
I joined the Ward Infinity Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University.
A few titles came along the way.
Miss District of Columbia USA. Forbes 30 Under 30. Washington Business Journal 40 Under 40.
Two documentaries, and I’m still building.
I star in Founding in Color on Peacock and Show Her the Money on Apple TV. Right now I’m building Babette, a media company for everyone touched by breast cancer.
How I got here
Unforgettable moments.
Miss District of Columbia USA.
A year of public speaking: panels on Capitol Hill and keynotes at ten DC public schools on literacy and leadership.
Cherry Blossom Intimates begins.
A breast health boutique at Woodmore Town Centre in Maryland. Custom 3D-printed prostheses, full insurance billing, and a team that cares about fit.
Forbes 30 Under 30.
Named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for Retail and E-commerce, for building something the market didn’t have yet.
Myya launches. Cameras roll.
Myya went online, insurance-billable, with certified fitters by telehealth. That September, Founding in Color premiered with me representing Cherry Blossom Intimates.
Washington Business Journal 40 Under 40.
Named to the class of 2023, in the retail category, in a room full of people building real things.
Fully remote.
Myya went all the way online. Certified fitters, insurance-billable, telehealth, nationwide.
Invited to the SEC.
Guest at the 44th Annual Small Business Forum at SEC headquarters, talking about going the distance from idea to execution.
How I work
Excellence isn’t a moment. It’s a habit.
I don’t treat excellence like a finish line. It’s the standard I hold every day, even when nobody’s checking.
The reason I can keep it up is that my work means something to me. Once you know what your work is really for, high standards stop feeling like pressure and start feeling like pride. That’s what I teach people to find. It usually starts with one question: what would you keep doing even when it gets hard?
By the numbers
A few numbers I’m proud of.
In the room
What I aim for every time I speak.
The energy shifts.
People sit forward, whisper to the person next to them, and keep the conversation going at lunch.
The dynamic changes.
A team that’s been stuck in the same meeting for months starts talking like they just met.
People remember why.
Somewhere between the first story and the last, they reconnect with why they do this work.
They leave with a next step.
Not a vague good feeling. One clear thing they can do on Monday morning.
Keynotes
Signature talks. Or yours.
The Last Mile
Great plans usually fall apart in the last stretch. Here’s why, and what to do before it happens to you.
Build Where Nobody’s Looking
Some of the best ideas start where no one else is paying attention. How to spot them early and build them.
Experience Is Infrastructure
People forget what you said and remember how it felt. How to design that feeling on purpose.
When the Patient Asks the Machine
More and more, people ask AI before they ask you. What that does to trust, and how to lead through it.
What 21,000 Survivors Taught Me
I’ve sat with a lot of people on their hardest days. What stuck is about courage and showing up anyway.
Built for your room.
The most common mistake is booking a nice talk that has nothing to do with your people. So tell me who’s in the room, what they’re up against and what you want them doing the next morning. I’ll build the talk around that, and we’ll tune it together before the day.
Book Jasmine
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Jasmine R. Jones — Healthcare Executive · Founder · Breast Cancer Innovation Leader
21,000 patients served
160+ physician partners
40+ keynotes delivered
Forbes 30 Under 30
21,000 patients served 160+ physician partners 40+ keynotes delivered Forbes 30 Under 30
SPEAKING & MODERATING
BRAND BUIDING & INNOVATING
ADVISING & MENTORING
WE EACH HAVE the POWER to CREATE THE LIVES THAT WE DESIRE.
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