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Jennifer Hartvickson

Jennifer is a graduate of Stanford University, from which she holds a Master’s in Education and a Bachelor’s in Sociology. She is a co-founder of Adventures in Writing Camp, and is on the board of 501(c)3 Kids Love Writing.

Jennifer previously served as Executive Director/General Manager at Kaplan University, Director of Marketing and Operations at A.S.K. Learning, and Campus Director of InsideTrack Learning.
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Zee Smith

Zee is a Co-Founder and Director at Jump Writing, where she leads team talent acquisition and crafts ideal matches between instructional coaches and families.

Beyond making powerful pairings, Zee acts as a key strategist for students’ writing journeys, steps in to support scheduling, and serves as a trusted sounding board when parents or coaches need guidance through challenges.

Her strategic recommendations consistently spark meaningful growth for students. She also serves as the Senior VP of People & Innovation for Jump Writing’s sister organization, Adventures in Writing Camp.

Zee holds an MBA from the University of Mary Washington and earned her BFA in Drama from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, bringing both business acumen and creative empathy to her work. Outside of Jump Writing, Zee coaches competitive travel soccer at the highest level of youth athletics. She loves spending time with her husband, daughter, dog, and bunny, and stays active through hiking and hot Pilates.

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Hans Hartvickson

Hans leads the organization’s finance and marketing efforts, and is a co-founder of Jump Writing.

Hans earned an M.B.A from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. While attending Wharton, he served as the president of Wharton Toastmasters. Hans holds a B.A. from Stanford University, where he majored in economics and earned a secondary major in public policy. In addition to his work as an author and co-founder of Adventures in Writing Camp, Hans spent 10 years in financial services, as a Vice President at an investment bank and as a Senior Research Analyst at a San Francisco hedge fund. He has also been an instructor at the Stanford Alumni Association’s “Alumni Creative Camp.”
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