about
jen
At seven years old, Jen Gottlieb stood on a brightly lit stage during a school play, stepped forward, and declared to the audience, “Hi, I’m Jenny Gottlieb, and when I grow up, I want to be a Broadway star.”
She chased that dream with relentless passion, earning a coveted role in a Broadway national tour. After the tour, Jen’s acting career led her to television, where she spent five years as the host of VH1’s top-rated music show, interviewing rock legends and captivating millions of viewers. But through it all, Jen realized her love for the stage wasn’t just about performing—it was about inspiring others to step into their own spotlight.
Today, Jen Gottlieb is a powerhouse in personal branding and visibility strategy. Drawing from her years in entertainment and as the co-founder of a groundbreaking PR agency, Jen has mastered the art of connection and influence. Now, through Super Connector Media, she helps professionals build undeniable confidence, break through fear, and become recognized authorities in their industries.
Jen’s impact is undeniable. She’s the bestselling author of BE SEEN and the host of The Jen Gottlieb Show, where she shares actionable strategies for personal growth and brand visibility. Named a Top 50 Keynote Speaker by Real Leaders Magazine and Speaker of the Year by Epic Talks, her signature talks, like “The Courage to BE SEEN,” leave audiences ready to take bold action. Her insights have been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, and more, solidifying her reputation as a trusted voice in brand building.
Whether from the stage, her podcast, or her workshops, Jen’s mission is clear: to empower others to embrace their authentic selves and create meaningful impact.
A lifelong New Yorker who recently relocated to sunny South Florida, Jen spends most of her time with her hubby and business partner, Chris Winfield, and their blended family, including their three beloved dogs and bonus daughter, Vivienne. A fitness enthusiast who loves lifting weights and a personal development junkie, Jen is always seeking new ways to inspire and empower her audience.
I FORGOT.
For nearly two decades, I’ve had the privilege of being at the forefront of the zeitgeist of women
stepping into their power as wellness healers, coaches and motivational speakers. It’s been an amazing journey full of incredible women—but Jen stands out.
— Gabby Bernstein, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Universe Has Your Back
I help you sew it all together.
Ultimately, what I do is PR: helping you get in Money Magazine, Oprah.com, on the stage of that major event — wherever you need to be seen to bring in the boatload
of high-ticket leads and the street cred that makes you #1 in your industry.
But along the way, I help you do that by sharpening your true Unfair
Advantage: Connection.
Connecting you with the industry people you need; with the audience you crave; with the community who’ll lift you up (and, no small thing, like and share all your stuff).
Most of all, I help you connect the dots of your story — even the weird, messy parts that are like, “Who was that person selling her dirty socks to metal heads?”
In all this talk about big hair, I haven’t mentioned: I also have a big gift for helping you leverage your own strengths and transform into the best “you.” In fact, before I joined UA, I created and ran a fitness training and high-performance mindset coaching brand. I helped celebrities, CEOs and entrepreneurs transform their bodies and, frankly, their lives. No biggie. {brushes shoulders.}
Helping clients shed up to 70 pounds was incredible, but my favorite part was seeing them shine. Beyond stepping into a smaller suit or dress, they were now stepping onto the stage, stepping in front of the camera, stepping into their full potential. And I wanted more of that.
In 2018, I joined forces (and body parts) with Chris Winfield. Yes, in one year,
I found my love…and my life’s work:
Helping entrepreneurs like you go from FOMO to famous, — so you can:
Connect to the media,
Connect to your tribe, and…
Connect to your ultimate potential.
And the kicker? I get to be on stage. Not as Annie, not as a metal chick, but as me…helping you be you. And oh yeah, you’re coming up on stage, too.
It’s funny. In January 2018, before any of this happened, my word for the
year was “Connection.”
And here we are. So let’s connect.
