Jasmine Gibson is a marketing strategist and keynote speaker with over 10 years of experience designing marketing strategy, brand development, and marketing operations for mission-driven organizations. For more than eight years, she has delivered talks and workshops that challenge leaders to use marketing as a tool for equity, influence, and measurable social impact.

She is the founder of Black Women Marketers, a global community of more than 1,400 Black women across 18 countries and 34 U.S. states, reaching over 120,000 women through marketing, programming, and digital campaigns. Through this platform, Jasmine co-founded MKTRHUB, a conference for marketing and communications professionals that has served 200+ attendees and continues to expand access to skill-building, career advancement, and community.

Across her career, Jasmine has led more than 30 marketing and advocacy campaigns at the intersection of marketing and social change. Her work includes a #GivingTuesday campaign for the Black Mental Health Alliance that raised $25,000 in one month, Black Women Marketers’ Achievement Awards, which generates over 100 nominees annually, and a multi-organization partnership with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund to advance the Maryland Voting Rights Act. That effort mobilized support from more than 60 state and national organizations and contributed to legislation guaranteeing language access for voters, later signed into law.

Jasmine has delivered 25+ speaking engagements and workshops for universities, conferences, nonprofits, and professional organizations nationwide. She is known for pairing strategic rigor with storytelling, helping audiences move from inspiration to impact. Earlier in her career, she led a social justice convening at the White House, pioneered the Elevation Awards to financially support grassroots efforts in Baltimore City, and contributed to the national #SaveMedicaid campaign, helping protect healthcare access for millions of American families.

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