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Hi, I’m Jenn

I have 23 years in logistics and one strong opinion: this industry deserves content that doesn't put people to sleep.

I have 23 years in logistics and one strong opinion: this industry deserves content that doesn't put people to sleep.

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How Ship Happened

Twenty-three years in logistics brokerage. Various roles, various levels, including starting at one of the big companies, the kind of place that personality-tests new hires because it would genuinely prefer everyone to be literally the same person. It killed my shine for a while. Looking back, it was a bit insane. But I learned a lot, grew a lot, and figured out exactly the kind of company I would never want to build.

I also learned what it's like to be a woman in this industry, which is its own education. The rooms that assume you're not the decision-maker, the things you let slide because making a fuss costs more than just dealing with it. I'm not interested in pretending that it isn't part of the industry. It's a big part of why Ship Happens exists, and why I put real focus on the women in this industry through the Gorgeous Girls in Supply Chain series.

In 2016 I started my own small logistics brokerage. Ship Happens came in 2022, and almost by accident. I was consulting for a small business on their shipping rates when it hit me: most SMB shippers are getting taken advantage of, not because they're careless, but because nobody ever taught them how this industry works. The information exists. It's just locked behind jargon, or buried in content made by companies who want to sell you something.

So I started posting on Instagram. And when people asked for more, I thought about a podcast, but with how saturated the industry is right now, I decided the real gap was something else: honest, useful supply chain content that isn't a sales funnel in disguise. So that's what I made.

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THE SHIP HAPPENS PHILOSOPHY

What floats my boat

Logistics is genuinely interesting. Boring content is a content problem, not an industry problem.

Clear beats clever. Jargon is usually someone hiding the fact they don’t understand.

SMB shippers deserve the same knowledge the big players get access to.

This industry wasn't built with women in mind and pretending otherwise helps no one.

Content should respect your time. If it's not useful, funny, or both — why make it?

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WHEN I'M NOT SHIP TALKING

WHEN I'M NOT SHIP TALKING ✦

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Fun Facts

I’m a digital nomad.

 I bake.

Deep, possibly unreasonable love for good French bread and butter.

Reality TV connoisseur (or fan girl)

23 years in the world of supply chain

I’ve been to 48 countries so far. 

That’s Me!  Want more?

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