# Jennifer Storm
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jennifer storm (born May 7, 1975) is the current Victim Witness Advocate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and an author who has written about alcohol and drug addiction and recovery. Storm has served as Pennsylvania's Victim Witness Advocate since her appointment by Governor Tom Corbett in 2013. She was unanimously confirmed by the PA Senate and sworn in for a six-year term on December 20, 2013.Storm documented her struggles with addiction in a trilogy of books, Blackout Girl: Growing Up and Drying Out in America, Leave the Light On, and Picking Up the Pieces Without Picking Up.
DT #636 Jennifer Storm, IEDC 2025 Economic Developer of the Year
What does it take to transform a fast-growing community into a regional economic powerhouse? In this episode of Develop This!, Dennis sits down with Jennifer Storm, Chief Executive Officer of the Buda Economic Development Corporation and the IEDC 2025 Economic Developer of the Year, to unpack her r…
DT #636 Jennifer Storm, IEDC 2025 Economic Developer of the Year
What does it take to transform a fast-growing community into a regional economic powerhouse? In this episode of Develop This!, Dennis sits down with Jennifer Storm, Chief Executive Officer of the Buda Economic Development Corporation and the IEDC 2025 Economic Developer of the Year, to unpack her r…
Katie Muth: Why Survivors Are Still Waiting for Justice in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's fight for child sexual abuse statute of limitations reform remains unresolved despite years of advocacy and public support. In this episode, Pennsylvania State Senator Katie Muth discusses the political and institutional barriers that continue to stall survivor-centered reform.
In t…
Jennifer Freeman: Holding Powerful Institutions Accountable for Child Sexual Abuse
Child sexual abuse survivors often face significant barriers when seeking accountability. In this episode, attorney Jennifer Freeman discusses statute of limitations reform, civil litigation, institutional responsibility, and the ongoing fight for survivor justice.
In this episode, Ben, Jennifer, …
Daily Variety – How NBC’s ‘Must See TV’ Branding Campaign of the 1990s Changed America’s Viewing Habits
On today’s episode, as part of Variety’s ongoing series celebrating NBC’s centennial, we revisit the history of NBC’s “Must See TV” branding campaign that came to define the network’s dominance in the 1990s. Jennifer Storms, NBCUniversal’s chief marketing officer for television and streaming, expla…
Eric DiMario: How Civil Justice Can Expose Abuse, Identify Survivors, and Drive Reform
Rhode Island has enacted sweeping civil statute of limitations reform for child sexual abuse cases, creating new opportunities for survivors to pursue accountability. In this episode, attorney Eric DiMario explains how the law was reformed, why civil litigation goes beyond financial compensation, a…
Why Live Sports Is Marketing’s Biggest Growth Engine ft. NBCU CMO, Jennifer Storms
What’s it going to take to build relevance in a brutal attention economy? In this episode of Marketing Vanguard, host Jennifer Rooney sits down with Jennifer Storms, Chief Marketing Officer of NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, to break it down.
Jennifer traces her path from Olympic dreams to …
Leslie Slingsby: What Children Need When They Disclose Abuse
What happens after a child discloses abuse can shape their path toward safety, healing, and justice.
In this episode, Leslie Slingsby explains how trauma-informed care, multidisciplinary support, and specialized training can better support children and families.
In this episode, Ben, Jennifer, an…
Jennifer Storm: Finding Recovery Beyond Trauma and Addiction
National Recovery Month is an opportunity to recognize that recovery is real and possible, especially for survivors whose substance use may have developed as a way of coping with trauma.
In this solo episode, Jennifer Storm shares her own experience with childhood sexual abuse and long-term recove…
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