Jen Hoye
I’m a senior marketing and content strategist with more than 20 years of experience helping brands grow, connect, and engage. I specialize in content strategy, brand voice development, and demand generation, with a track record of delivering results across industries.
I have a proven track record of delivering impactful results and am passionate about driving the vision, strategy, and execution needed to elevate content and user engagement. Throughout my career, I have consistently demonstrated the ability to captivate audiences and drive results with content across a variety of mediums.
As a Senior Communications Officer in Development Communications at Brown University Health, I lead philanthropic content strategies for Hasbro Children’s Hospital and Bradley Hospital, focusing on pediatric healthcare and mental health initiatives.
Prior, I was Director of Content and Creative at Acceleration Partners, leading a global team through a full rebrand and website relaunch. As part of Dell Technologies' global partner marketing team, I managed editorial content and social for the Dell Partner Program, including the global partner newsletter, which was produced in multiple versions and languages. I also managed the @DellTechPartner Twitter handle, growing its audience to 30.5K engaged followers and making it one of Dell’s top-performing corporate accounts.
Described as a strategic and thoughtful communicator who leads with integrity, empathy, and courage, I work to foster an inclusive work environment and build strong collaborative partnerships across functions and teams.
Outside of work, I’m a passionate mental health and suicide prevention advocate. I serve as Board Chair for the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and founded Healing Miles, a suicide loss remembrance initiative in memory of my brother, Teddy, who died by suicide in May 2017. Running has become a way to continue my advocacy and fundraising—I’ve completed multiple marathons, half marathons, and other races with Team AFSP, raising more than $90K in support of suicide prevention education, research, and advocacy.
I share daily reflections on mental health and suicide prevention on social media, using writing as a way to connect, advocate, and process my own journey as a suicide loss survivor. I self-published Lights On! 100 Years of Family Memories on the Taunton Green and am currently working on Thick Thighs, Colorful Tattoos, and Breaking Taboos: How I Lost My Brother and Found Myself Again Through Running and Advocacy.
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