JTMW
"We cannot fight systems of oppression with oppressive systems"
Jennifer Trichelle-Marie Williams
THIS IS MY STORY
California-raised and Boston educated, I spent over a decade in public accounting, including 8 years at PricewaterhouseCoopers auditing financial disclosures of corporate, non-profit, and private companies.
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Then 2020 changed my life.
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As a founding fellow in the CEO Action for Racial Equity public policy fellowship, I led talented professionals across the country in the strategy, implementation, and community engagement of equitable policies designed to improve the lives of Black Americans.
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I am a CPA and IFRS FSA credential holder. I serve my community as a LA County commissioner and influence the philanthropic space as a board member for America's Charities.
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My passion is to advise professionals and institutions in the design and implementation of equitable practices and strategies.
Services
I focus on leveraging Environment, Social, Governance (ESG), place-based strategies, and equity design principles to optimize how professionals, government, corporate, philanthropic, and non-profit organizations create equitable societal outcomes
Place-based Community Engagement Strategy
Listened to - not just heard. Too often we see organizations make decisions in siloes failing to engage the communities they operate in. I help organizations avoid costly mistakes by identifying relevant community stakeholders and developing engagement strategies.
Corporate ESG Policy Advisory
Bridging the gap between E+S+G. There is much more to the "S" than DEI initiatives. I provide industry specific advice helping businesses expand the "S" to the "E" and "G" through organizational policies and public disclosures.
Public-Private Partnership Consulting
Working together for societal change. Non-profits, foundations, government entities, and business communities have different strengths to bring to the table. I consult on effective partnership strategies to create sustainable impact.
For individual professionals
JTMW on the ground
 Advocating for the inclusion of unincorporated communities in local reparatory efforts in Los Angeles at the Juneteenth CA Reparations Task Force hearing |
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 Meeting LA mayoral candidate Congresswoman Karen Bass at the Karen Bass for LA HQ |
 At the Juneteenth CA Reparations Task Force hearing I was introduced to some dope change-makers like Samual Brown and the great work he and his wife lead at ASAP |
 Meeting community members and advocates like Reginald Johnson, founder of the Willowbrook Inclusion Network (WIN). |
 My first task as a District 2 LA County Citizens Economy and Efficiency Commissioner was touring the East LA Entrepreneur Center. |
 Engaging with the community at the Mona Park Parks After Dark summer series. |
 I was invited as a special guest to share about EIFD policy at the Willowbrook Inclusion Network (WIN) Food Insecurity Regional Policy Planning Retreat |
 Before the Willowbrook Inclusion Network's (WIN) Food Insecurity Regional Policy Planning Retreat began, I was treated to a tour of Alma Backyard Farms in Compton. |
 Art is life. I got to express my connection to Willowbrook at the 2nd Annual Willowbrook Art Hop. |
 Striking a pose at the Color of Change Black Women's Brunch. |
 Volunteering and raising awareness about tech justice at the TecLeimert Conference with Color of Change. |
 I got to meet Charles Drew University Vice President of Administration and Infrastructure, Carl McLaney, who gave a personal tour of the university in Willowbrook, CA. |