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Jennifer Valoppi, multi-Emmy Award-winning TV journalist and founder of Women of Tomorrow

About Jennifer

Jennifer Valoppi is a multi-Emmy Award-winning TV journalist, author, and social entrepreneur. A veteran news anchor and host in Miami, New York, and Los Angeles, she spent eleven years as lead anchor of NBC 6 in Miami. The Jennifer Valoppi Podcast is her latest chapter, bringing influential voices to a global audience.

  • Multi-Emmy Award-winning TV journalist
  • Recognized ten times on the floor of the U.S. Congress
  • Florida Governor Jeb Bush's Points of Light Award
  • Founder of Women of Tomorrow, 33,000+ girls impacted
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Who is Jennifer Valoppi?

Jennifer Valoppi is a multi-Emmy Award-winning TV journalist and a veteran news anchor and host in Miami, New York, and Los Angeles, including eleven years as lead anchor of NBC 6 in Miami. She has been recognized ten times on the floor of the U.S. Congress, received Florida Governor Jeb Bush's Points of Light Award, and founded the Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program.

What is the Jennifer Valoppi Podcast about?

The Jennifer Valoppi Podcast is a transformative series where influential voices share mentorship, career-shaping lessons, and the unfiltered stories behind their resilience and perseverance.

Where can I listen to the podcast?

The Jennifer Valoppi Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Amazon Music. New episodes drop every Tuesday and Thursday featuring leaders in business, culture, and philanthropy.

What is Women of Tomorrow?

Women of Tomorrow is the mentor and scholarship program Jennifer Valoppi founded in 1997. Accomplished professional women mentor at-risk high school girls, starting in Miami and expanding to Metro Detroit and Philadelphia. It has impacted more than 33,000 girls and awarded over $9.6 million in scholarships.