American lawyer, businesswoman, and civic leader Valerie Jarrett is best recognized for serving as President Barack Obama's senior advisor for the longest period of time. She was in charge of directing the Obama Administration's initiatives to improve middle-class access and advance the American economy during her time in office. Additionally, she served as the White House Council on Women and Girls' chairman and headed the Offices of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Among Valerie's most notable accomplishments was her advocacy for workplace regulations that support working families, including equal pay, a higher minimum wage, paid leave and sick days, workplace flexibility, and reasonably priced childcare. Her leadership of the campaigns to change the criminal justice system, abolish sexual assault, and lessen gun violence was also crucial.

As a popular public speaker, Valerie's presentations have addressed a variety of subjects, including how to create a workplace for the twenty-first century that meets the needs and values of modern workers, how to make it possible for American companies to compete internationally, and how to move our nation forward following the 2016 presidential election. She discusses her personal experiences of being in the room where lightning strikes and feels that everyone should put themselves in the course of lightning.

Numerous honors, such as being included in TIME magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, have been bestowed upon Valerie for her efforts to public service. She holds many honorary degrees and is a Stanford University and University of Michigan Law School graduate. In addition, Valerie is the author of the No. 1 bestseller on the New York Times bestseller list, "Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward.".

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