Jen Randolph's guest appearances

Jen Randolph

Millennial Commute

PMS Pathways Podcast

Tom White

Jennifer Rock

Nicolas Cole

Jennifer Taylor

Michael Voss

Chris Cabrera

Henry Jones

Neha Gupta

Erik Tozier

Mehak Vohra

Sean Corrigan

Micah Green

Avi Estrin

Carly Koemptgen

Max Seunik

OwlTail

Jen Randolph Reise is a securities and corporate governance attorney by training. She is in private practice at Briggs and Morgan, a large Minneapolis firm, and has worked in-house as SEC and compliance counsel at a public company. She also teaches business law courses as an adjunct/affiliated professor at Mitchell Hamline School of Law and has founded a tech-ed startup called JD Navigator to help lawyers, law students, and prospective law students chart their course: that is, to get the information they need to make the career decisions that are right for them.   Join Jen and I for a great conversation on law school, careers in law, and career fulfillment!

Jen Randolph Reise is a securities and corporate governance attorney by training. She is in private practice at Briggs and Morgan, a large Minneapolis firm, and has worked in-house as SEC and compliance counsel at a public company. She also teaches business law courses as an adjunct/affiliated professor at Mitchell Hamline School of Law and has founded a tech-ed startup called JD Navigator to help lawyers, law students, and prospective law students chart their course: that is, to get the information they need to make the career decisions that are right for them.  Join Jen and I for a great conversation on law school, careers in law, and career fulfillment!

Episode 55 | Jen Randolph Reise | JD Navigator

On the third episode of the PMSF Pathways Podcast, you’ll hear from Jen Randolph, mom to Jack, the Membership &amp; Donations Coordinator and Fundraising Chair of the Phelan McDermid Syndrome Foundation. Jackie and Jen dive into the history of the Phelan Lucky campaign and how it has grown from there. They chat about some of the other fundraisers the Foundation does, smaller family grown fundraising efforts, and how to start one of your own. A few resources mentioned in this episode include the main fundraising page, including guidelines around using the PMSF logo, and the Fundraising Toolkit. If you have any questions, you can contact her via email at jen@pmsf.org. If you have questions or suggestions for future episodes, please reach out to Jackie Jacobs, the Family Engagement Specialist, at jackie@pmsf.org. PMS Pathways Podcast is written, produced and edited by Jackie Jacobs and is a production of the Phelan McDermid Syndrome Foundation. For more information about the Foundation, our programs, and initiatives, please visit our website at www.pmsf.org. Simply click on the player below to listen. You may also select one of the subscribe options below the player to stay up to date with podcast episodes as they are posted.

On the third episode of the PMSF Pathways Podcast, you’ll hear from Jen Randolph, mom to Jack, the Membership &amp; Donations Coordinator and Fundraising Chair of the Phelan McDermid Syndrome Foundation. Jackie and Jen dive into the history of the Phelan Lucky campaign and how it has grown from there. They chat about some of the other fundraisers the Foundation does, smaller family grown fundraising efforts, and how to start one of your own. A few resources mentioned in this episode include the <a href="https://www.pmsf.org/get-involved/fundraising/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">main fundraising page</a>, including guidelines around using the PMSF logo, and the <a href="https://www.pmsf.org/get-involved/fundraising/family-fundraisers/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fundraising Toolkit</a>. If you have any questions, you can contact her via email at <a href="mailto:jen@pmsf.org">jen@pmsf.org</a>. If you have questions or suggestions for future episodes, please reach out to Jackie Jacobs, the Family Engagement Specialist, at <a href="mailto:jackie@pmsf.org">jackie@pmsf.org</a>. PMS Pathways Podcast is written, produced and edited by Jackie Jacobs and is a production of the Phelan McDermid Syndrome Foundation. For more information about the Foundation, our programs, and initiatives, please visit our website at <a href="http://www.pmsf.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pmsf.org</a>. Simply click on the player below to listen. You may also select one of the subscribe options below the player to stay up to date with podcast episodes as they are posted.

A Conversation with Jen Randolph