Phoenix Jackson stands as a beacon of resilience and empowerment. Phoenix has dedicated her life to harnessing the power of empathetic communication and strategic development to address some of the most pressing issues of our time. Her goal to communicate effectively while relating to the audience at hand leads to impact driven work that moves the needle. 

Phoenix has dedicated her career to fostering self-actualization and social leadership. Through the vehicle, the Phoenix Affect, for 19 years, she has helped small business owners, non-profits, professional athletes, entertainers, authors, speakers, educational institutions, politicians, NGOs, and government entities achieve their desired business outcomes. Phoenix’s work has earned her over 11 prestigious awards, including Barack Obama's Top 25 My Brother's Keeper Leaders, Denver's 40 Under 40, Denver's Ones to Watch, and most recently, Top Global 100 Under 40 MIPAD, in partnership with the United Nations.

Her calling to empower through education is evident in her extensive teaching and program development history. In 2012, she introduced women to the art of healing through her Dance to Live Health Initiative curriculum at the University of Denver's historic Colorado Women's College. She also developed and taught the "Bodily Change Paradigm," focusing on mental health, physical wellness, and personal social determinants of health. In a couple of Colorado high schools, she delivered the "Fire Within" social entrepreneurship curriculum, emphasizing mental health and youth suicide prevention.

As part of her board tenure at the former international mental health organization, the Carson J Spencer Foundation, in which one of Phoenix’s keystone projects was the Working Minds and Man Therapy global men’s mental health campaign (www.mantherapy.org), which she supported for 5 years as a MarCom consultant and 3 years as PR/Marketing board chair, reaching 4 countries on 3 continents and 8 US states.