1095. Putting More Money into the Hands of More Women

“What has been most gratifying in starting and growing my own company has changed over time, but it always comes back to the mission of putting more money into the hands of more women and being able to do that in so many different directions. Number one, we have our clients. Literally we have generated tens of millions of dollars for women-owned businesses. That is really cool, especially when every once in a while we have clients who come to us at a low to mid 6-figures and we are able to scale them to seven figures for the first time and create women millionaires. That is major! But beyond that, something that developed over time is that all the women on my team who are fully remote and work from all over the world have the quality of life that they have because of something that I built. That is still hard for me to wrap my mind around. And lastly, tied back to my mission and my story, we have a partnership with a really amazing organization called “Free From.” They actually are one of the only organizations that I know of that specifically deals with the financial abuse element of domestic violence. We have donated about $40,000-$50,000 to them over the last couple of years. Just hearing some of the individual stories of their clients, knowing that some of our revenue went toward that, is hard to even put into words. And to think it all started with my really unfortunate experience in Harlem, NY, and now look at what has come of this.”

Jennifer Spivak is the CEO of The AdGirls Agency, an all-female Facebook Ads agency. She has helped hundreds of businesses generate millions of dollars on Facebook & Instagram, with many seeing a 1000%+ return on their ad campaigns. Her all-female team enjoys crunching data, helping women-owned businesses make tons of money, and breaking the rules when it comes to Facebook ads. Jennifer has been featured in Forbes & The New York Times, listed as a Top Facebook Ads Manager to Watch in 2019, and is an adjunct professor of digital marketing at The City College of New York.