(Jenifer Sarver with Cohort 7 members, Julie Lass and Jen Peace.)
Jenifer has been involved with the LBJ Women's Campaign School since it began and has shared her expertise in communications with our cohort members year after year. Her sessions have empowered women to build their confidence and inspired them to take the next step toward running for office.
What inspired you to become involved with the LBJ Women's Campaign School?
I've spent my career helping leaders find and use their voice. The LBJ Women's Campaign School gives women the skills, confidence, and network to step into public leadership, and that's a mission I'm proud to support.What makes the LBJ Women's Campaign School unique, and why do you believe programs like this are important for women in politics?
This program doesn't just teach campaign skills, it prepares women to lead. It combines practical skills with an incredible community of mentors and peers who continue lifting each other up long after the program ends.What is one lesson you hope participants take away from your session?
People don't support what they don't understand. The leaders who make the greatest impact are the ones who can communicate with clarity, authenticity, and purpose.What would you say to someone who is considering applying to the LBJ Women's Campaign School but isn't sure if they're ready?
If you're waiting until you feel completely ready, you'll probably wait forever. Apply anyway. Leadership isn't about having all the answers, it's about being willing to step up.- What inspired you to become involved with the LBJ Women's Campaign School? I've spent my career helping leaders find and use their voice. The LBJ Women's Campaign School gives women the skills, confidence, and network to step into public leadership, and that's a mission I'm proud to support.