Writer and Digital Doyenne Lauren Brown Jarvis attended Spelman College and in 2011 produced Digital Doyennes: Wisdom from Women who Lead in Social Media and Digital Innovation.

Having written for The Weather Channel, Georgia Public Broadcasting, Upscale Magazine, Clutch, Huffington Post and more, Lauren's passion now lies in helping executives, entrepreneurs, educators and non profits find paths to meaningful online engagement.

Lauren's ability to make any event "social" led her to develop content, create communication strategies for and train members of the National Visionary Leadership Project, Atlanta Public Schools, Black Women's Film Network, Alliance for Women in Media, Women in Film and Television, Spelman College, Urban League of Greater Atlanta, New Leaders Council and the NAACP.

Lauren blogs about women and technology at Digital Doyennes, writes regularly for Examiner.com and AllVoices.com, and is a contributor for The Young Turks, Huffington Post, and Huff Post Live.

Lauren is currently an Organizer at NationBuilder. She has previously served as National Communications Director for New Leaders Council and as Community Director Fellow for JackandJillPolitics.com. In 2013 she also spent a brief time on the campaign trail as the Political Director for Martin Skelly for Congress.

In 2009 Lauren was named a New Media Institute Fellow by the National Black Programming Consortium, in 2010 a New Leaders Council Fellow and in 2011 she became an alum of New Organizing Institute's BlackRoots New Media Bootcamp.

In the interim she splits her time between Southern California, and South Carolina.

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