Jacquelyn Aluotto is a visionary. She's known as a hybrid producer, creator, director, innovator, and activist dedicated to making giving back glamorous and activism sexy. She has a gift for merging the entertainment, beauty, and technology world with shelters and non- profits across America that are breaking the cycle of violence, poverty, homelessness, and abuse. This thought leader’s philosophy is that we must sustain these organizations to transform communities in crisis and that standing up to injustices becomes the most fashionable thing in the world

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Highly successful at creating conscious content that is effective and engaging while cross-pollinating worlds that sparks mobilization and social impact. She makes this unique and challenging task look easy. Jacquelyn created three doc-series proving that Impact is entertaining. She is the go-to girl for celebrities, activist, influencers, NGO's, and companies, who seek highly effective socially conscious campaigns and brand awareness on national and international levels. She is the Director for FUBU TV’s Conscious Entertainment division. She directed the Award Winning Documentary “Not In My Backyard” with never before seen powerful footage of abused and homeless women and children. In 2012 NIMBY screened in Washington and received a standing ovation from over 63 delegates representing their countries at "The World's Women Conference Of Shelters." Labeled "The Socially Conscious Fashionista” and the "Under Ground Documentarian" she is a constant presence on media outlets.

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This powerhouse has presented at universities, summits, screenings, and conferences. She has received congressional recognition, is the

recipient of many awards, to name a few 2016 “Women Making A Difference Award” honored by the Buffalo Soldier National Museum, 2015 bestseller “Common Threads Trilogy Global Sisterhood" which honored a 100 women globally making a difference in innovative ways, the B.O.S.S. Network "Influencer" Award, Winnie Mandela, & Community Service Award. In 2010 she was voted a top 10 CEO women in America. Her passion is to change the world through media, innovation, and activism.