London Youth
Jenna Millican has a diverse work experience spanning over 15 years. Jenna has worked in various roles and industries, including non-profit organizations, technology companies, and media firms.
In 2008, Jenna started their career as a Sales Intern at Boston Magazine. Jenna then moved on to the American Diabetes Association, where they worked as a Special Events coordinator for a short period in 2010.
From 2011 to 2014, Jenna worked at CBS Interactive, initially as an Account Representative and later as an Account Manager. Jenna gained valuable experience in client management and sales during this time.
In 2014, Jenna joined Business Insider and worked as an Agency Sales Manager until 2017. Jenna was then promoted to the role of Account Director, where they demonstrated their skills in account management.
Jenna's next career move took their to Oracle, where they served as the Advertising Director from December 2017 to September 2018.
In 2018, Jenna joined UNICEF UK and held multiple positions within the Corporate Partnerships department. Jenna began as a Corporate Partnerships - Senior Manager and eventually became the Head of Corporate Partnerships - Business Development Lead. From 2022 to 2023, Jenna held the key role of Head of Corporate Partnerships - Business Development before their current position.
Currently, Jenna Millican is working as the Head of Corporate Partnerships (Maternity Cover) at London Youth, a position they commenced in December 2023.
Throughout their career, Jenna has gained extensive experience in corporate partnerships, business development, client management, and sales. With a track record of success and a diverse skill set, they are well-equipped to excel in any role related to corporate partnerships and business development.
Jenna Millican holds a B.A. degree in Communications from Northeastern University.
London Youth
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We are London Youth: a charity on a mission to champion and strengthen London’s youth organisations so young people have the opportunities and skills they need to succeed. We do this with and through our members – a network of 600 youth organisations – and at our two outdoor residential centres, Hindleap Warren and Woodrow High House. Throughout our 135-year history, community youth organisations have provided a constant lifeline and a vital safe space outside the family and formal education, where young people can develop confidence, resilience and skills. Young people need opportunities outside school to have fun with their friends, to make a positive change in their communities and to shape the city they live in.