Jenn Newman is in the business of using her voice—whether as a soprano soloist, an LGBTQ+ proud parent, ally and advocate, negotiating for her real estate clients, or empowering others both personally and professionally.

In 2008, Jenn and her family lost everything during the Great Recession. Jobs, cars, a brand-new home—everything was gone. Through her grit, perseverance, and belief that home is “wherever you are,” she planned and executed the relocation of her family from Phoenix to New York City to rebuild. Going from 3400 square feet to an 800 square foot apartment may not have been easy for this family of three, but for nine years, New York City was home. Jenn spent sixteen years in recruiting, marketing, and advertising at New York University while managing her singing career.

After losing three family members in 2012, including her only sibling to a drug overdose, Jenn found herself using her voice in a different way: giving three eulogies in ten months. This prompted the deeper question, “How else am I to use my voice?” Over the next four years, she gave herself the space needed to redesign her career until she finally came to terms with what was next: building her own business. Two things became clear: Jenn and her family missed calling Arizona home, and Jenn’s lifelong curiosity about real estate became the foundation for her next chapter. Today, Jenn is a Multi-Million Dollar Producer, consistently ranked among the top 3% of Realtors in Arizona.

Her greatest accomplishment to date is Team Newman, starting with her 24-year marriage to her college sweetheart, Jim, and their independent and fiercely compassionate daughter, Lyla Grace. Now empty nesters, their puppies—Chihuahua/Shih Tzu mix, Oliver, and purebred Dachshund, Beau—provide non-stop levity.

Jenn’s regional stage credits include roles in productions like “Emily” in Help, Help! The Globolinks!, “Gretel” in Hansel and Gretel, and “Genovieffa” in Suor Angelica. She has been the featured soprano soloist in classical works such as Bach’s Cantata #51: Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen, Mozart’s Exsultate, Jubilate and Mass in C Minor, and Handel’s Messiah. Recently, she had the privilege of singing backup for renowned soprano Renée Fleming.

Influenced by gospel, blues, and country roots while growing up in Memphis, Jenn returned to her native Arizona where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Opera & Musical Theatre Performance at Arizona State University. She furthered her classical training in New York City under renowned soprano Maria Spacagna and musical theater coach Andrew Byrne.

Now embarking on a new journey with The Success Resequencing Project, Jenn’s focus has shifted from financial success to helping others find fulfillment and happiness in their careers and personal lives. She aims to redefine success, emphasizing the importance of happiness and fulfillment. Jenn is excited to guide others through their transitions, helping them discover their paths to true success and happiness.