Tracy Jones

Tracy Jones is a business mentor and executive consultant with a consistent track record of breakthrough results. She enjoys supporting CEOs, senior executives, nonprofit executive directors, and thought leaders with their purpose-driven missions by helping them scale to reach more people, making the world a better place.

Tracy has a degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering and left her former life on the corporate fast track to help women-owned businesses grow. She has inspired women in 27 countries through private consulting, retreats, and virtual global summits. The trailblazing work of her clients has been featured in places such as The New York Times, The Atlantic, NPR, CNN, MTV, Cosmopolitan, Sounds True, Hay House, Stanford, Esalen Institute, Omega Institute, SXSW, and TEDxWomen. Tracy blends strategy and accountability with fluidity and support for a balanced approach to growth- financially, creatively, emotionally, and spiritually.

In addition to her immersive work with clients, Tracy loves being active in her community. She has over a decade of experience serving on Boards for organizations such as U.N. Women USA SF, the Young Women Social Entrepreneurs, and the Marin Poetry Center. Tracy is a South By Southwest Creator Economy Mentor and a TEDx Producer and Curator. She has also served as Film Selection Co-Chair for the Global Voices Film Festival, as well as Filmmaker Liaison for the Mill Valley Film Festival.

When she is not helping others become the best version of themselves, Tracy writes poetry and collaborates on multidisciplinary art projects including filmmaking, performance, and public installation. She has received fellowships from the Center for Cultural Innovation, the San Francisco Writers Grotto Rooted & Written Program, Kearny Street Workshop's Interdisciplinary Writers Lab, The Watering Hole, and the ARTogether Mentorship Hub for Literary Artists.

As a literary citizen, Tracy loves helping emerging writers. She has had the honor to serve as a county judge for both Poetry Out Loud and the inaugural Marin County Youth Poet Laureate program. She was recently selected as a grant review panelist for the California Arts Council and is currently a Creative In Residence at The Ruby in San Francisco.

Tracy began meditating at a very young age and has a daily practice that supports her work and creative capacities.