JENNIFER ARMBRUST (she/they) is a leader in the field of feminist entrepreneurship and the founder of Sister and Feminist Business School. She has been writing, speaking, and developing curricula on bringing feminist principles into business practices since 2015. In 2018, she was featured in Conscious Company magazine’s “30 World-Changing Women” issue.

Armbrust opened her first business, an art gallery, in 2003 at the age of 25. Before founding Sister, she was managing director of an arts nonprofit, partner in an arts magazine, principal of a small interactive design studio, and head of her own creative consultancy. She has been an advisor to artists and entrepreneurs for over two decades.

In 2021, Armbrust was forced to stop working for three years to focus on healing full-time, after several years of being sick. In 2024, she launched the Feminist Flourishing Club to share her Feminist Flourishing Framework and the immense body of work she created on her healing journey, including insights, tools, and strategies for individual and collective flourishing.

Armbrust holds a degree in Critical Theory and Political Economy from The Evergreen State College. As an undergrad, she served as an editorial intern at Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, the esteemed feminist academic journal. She has advanced studies in small business administration, interactive design, and healing arts.