Jennifer McClung
Finance Officer
Jennifer McClung is the Founder and Principal of greatfullgrowth, bringing over 25 years of experience in the consulting industry. Her expertise spans operations, strategic planning, and large-scale project implementation, providing clients with actionable tactics that drive measurable results. Jennifer’s career has been defined not only by her ability to craft effective business strategies but also by her passion for cultivating talent and building high-performing teams. Since leaving corporate consulting, Jennifer has focused on helping young businesses and non-profit organizations with strategic business planning, financial forecasting, ongoing financial management and other business operation’s needs.
Jennifer holds an undergraduate degree from Southern Methodist University and a Master’s degree from Duke University. Based in Dallas, she is happily married to her husband, Ed, and enjoys spoiling her two rescue dogs. She considers her greatest accomplishment to be raising two children who have grown into wonderful adults.
Role in KUZO:
Provide support for maintaining financial records for the organization. Work with team members to assist with payment processing, processing teacher honorariums, reconciling income and expenses and other finance related activities.
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Currently located: Dallas, Texas, USA
Get to Know Jennifer
If you could swap lives with a fictional character for a day, who would it be?
Laura Ingalls Wilder
What do you care about most?
My husband and children
What’s a small, everyday moment that brings you joy?
Seeing my husband’s face when he comes home from work in the evening and walks in the house with a smile
What’s something you are currently excited about?
Teaching sewing to elementary age children and seeing the joy on their face when they accomplish something
What’s a big dream or project you are working toward?
Becoming a master dressmaker
What’s a challenge you’ve overcome that you are proud of?
Rebuilding a life with purpose after the empty life I had created collapsed around me over 25 years ago.
