Jodie Blum

Jodie is a result-driven social impact executive who excels in strategic marketing, programming and event/cause driven campaigns that not only influence funding decisions, but continuously raises standards and maximizes brand awareness. Influential connector and builder of long-term high-profile relationships.

Over the past 20+ years, Jodie has designed and implemented the cause marketing efforts, programming and brand marketing for an Academy Award winning director/ actor, an NFL and NBA World Champions and multiple GRAMMY Award Winning artists. She has established partnerships with top level brands such as Cartier, American Airlines, Toyota, Coca-Cola, Puma and many more.

Some of Jodie’s acclaimed career highlights include launching and serving as the Executive Director of The Common Ground Foundation with artist/actor “Common”. In this Executive role, she received an Emmy nomination for her “A Minute” campaign around HIV/AIDS testing in 2006. Jodie also served as the first Executive Director of GRAMMY U at The Recording Academy, known best for the GRAMMY Awards. Jodie lent her many talents to develop a unique and fast-growing community of college students, who were pursuing a career in the recording industry. Creating and executing over 200 national branded events a year with the music industry’s most coveted talent and executives.

Jodie is the Founder of The Co-llective Social Impact Agency, that raises standards in cause marketing, philanthropic management, and global social impact campaigns. Some of Jodie’s clients include GRAMMY Award Winning Artist Ne-Yo, Imagine Dragons, Nascimento (Pelé) Foundation, Don’t Mind Me Foundation, Los Angeles Lakers’ JaVale McGee, Tennessee Titans’ Ben Jones, IdTech, StockX, Def Jam, Roc Nation, Patron, Porsche, Sonos and more.

Jodie is a proud foster/adopt mother, advocate for Foster Care awareness and sits on the National Advisory Council for FosterMore. In addition, Jodie is a Board Member for TedX WaterStreet.