Member since March 2026
Jacqueline Grice is a recognized speaker and a guest speaker at various conferences, where she addresses topics centered around women's leadership, the future of leadership, and collective leadership. As the CEO of J Diamond Inc., she brings a wealth of experience as an entrepreneur and a purpose coach, dedicated to empowering women through her transformative retreats and coaching programs.
What drives Jacqueline is her commitment to helping women reclaim their wellbeing and purpose through faith-centered practices. She believes in redefining success for women, emphasizing that it is rooted in alignment, community, and a holistic approach to wellness, which she integrates into her retreats and coaching.
One of Jacqueline's most rewarding speaking experiences was at her flagship event, the Soul Sabbatical ReFresHer Retreat, where she witnessed transformations among participants as they found the courage to let go of their burdens and reconnect with their true selves. The joy and liberation expressed by women at this retreat reaffirm her mission to create sacred spaces for healing and growth.
Jacqueline's journey began with a Mechanical Engineering degree from The University of Virginia, where she became a Colgate Darden Scholar. Inspired by her experiences in the male-dominated transportation industry and her time as a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, she realized the importance of supporting women in leadership roles and fostering a sense of community among them.
One of Jacqueline's most rewarding speaking experiences was at her flagship event, the Soul Sabbatical ReFresHer Retreat, where she witnessed transformations among participants as they found the courage to let go of their burdens and reconnect with their true selves. The joy and liberation expressed by women at this retreat reaffirm her mission to create sacred spaces for healing and growth.
Jacqueline's journey began with a Mechanical Engineering degree from The University of Virginia, where she became a Colgate Darden Scholar. Inspired by her experiences in the male-dominated transportation industry and her time as a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, she realized the importance of supporting women in leadership roles and fostering a sense of community among them.