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Jacqueline Shaulis. White House Correspondent and founder of Awesome Enterprises LLC

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Jacqueline Shaulis. White House Correspondent and founder of Awesome Enterprises LLC
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Jacqueline Shaulis. White House Correspondent and the founder of Awesome Enterprises LLC
Jacqueline Shaulis. White House Correspondent and the founder of Awesome Enterprises LLC

(Martinsburg, West Virginia – January 3, 2025) – Jacqueline Shaulis joins BmoreNews as one of the newest members of its White House Correspondent team, and she is also the founder of Awesome Enterprises LLC. Known as “The Excitable Introvert™,” Shaulis has redefined leadership with a philosophy that authentic influence doesn’t require a megaphone—it requires magic.

“Introversion isn’t a whisper waiting to be amplified,” she asserts. “It’s a profound frequency that resonates through boardrooms and hearts alike.” Her journey from personal adversity—including domestic violence and suicide ideation—to becoming a sought-after advisor for Fortune 500 executives is a testament to her transformative power. Shaulis has spoken across six continents, with Forbes calling her work “a masterclass in authentic leadership.”

As the executive director of the National Center for Intersectional Studies, Shaulis has worked with organizations such as American Express, Microsoft, and UNICEF, guiding them through her Embrace Your AWESOME™ methodology. Her book, From Imposter to Empress, empowers introverted leaders to embrace their quiet strength and achieve greatness.

Through her Passport to Awesome™ executive retreats and Awesights™ corporate training programs, Shaulis demonstrates that true influence flows not from the loudest voice, but from the deepest well of authentic power. As she steps into her White House role, she continues to illuminate the path for those ready to embrace their quiet brilliance.

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