Jennifer Perri
Jennifer Perri is a transformational coach, empowerment architect, financial therapist, and 5x best-selling author, dedicated to guiding women through life’s most challenging transitions. In 2020, she founded and became CEO of SHERO Life & Empowerment Coaching, LLC, based in Canton, Georgia, where she empowers women to navigate divorce, financial disruption, and personal reinvention. With decades of experience in mindset coaching, empowerment, and financial planning, Jennifer helps her clients reclaim confidence, rediscover their voice, and align their lives and businesses with their authentic purpose.
Recognized globally for her expertise and impact, Jennifer is a CDC Certified Divorce Coach, a Forbes Business Council member, and has been featured in Forbes, USA Today, CEO Weekly, and SUCCESS Magazine. She has received numerous awards, including the Expy Award for Executive Producer on The Truth About Reading: The Invisible Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight and a Silver Telly Award for the documentary It’s Happening Right Here. Through her signature C.A.P.E. Method™, Jennifer equips women to break financial strongholds, reclaim their voice, and lead with confidence and clarity.
In addition to her professional achievements, Jennifer is an accomplished author of five bestselling books and a documentary filmmaker. She enjoys spending quality time with her family, traveling, and pursuing photography. Passionate about giving back, she actively supports causes such as domestic violence prevention and literacy advocacy. Through her coaching, speaking engagements, and media contributions, Jennifer inspires women to embrace their potential, lead authentically, and create lasting, meaningful change in their lives.
• Insurance Agent, Accident, Health, Life, Fixed and Fixed Indexed Annuities
• Silver Telly for "It's Happening Right Here"
• International Association of Women; International Organizational of Fantastic Professionals
• Domestic Violence advocacy
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my resilience, which has allowed me to overcome challenges and stay focused on my goals.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would advise young women entering this industry to surround themselves with supportive and empowering people, establish clear boundaries, and, most importantly, believe in themselves and their abilities.