Jennifer Moyen-Logan

Vice-President

Jennifer has more than 17 years of experience at Intel Corporation in program management, project and supply chain management as well as business systems development, particularly focused on process improvement and people development.  During her career with Intel she also created and managed an executive MBA rotation program, recruiting recent graduates for a two year training program.
 
After leaving Intel, Jennifer followed her passion for volunteerism by spending nine years managing Girl Scout adult volunteers, developing and implementing an area Older Girl program focused on girl retention with Girl Scouts of Northern California.  She continues to enjoy working with adults and girls, providing a path for girls to be mentored and guided as they grow into future leaders, serving an area with 1000 girls and more than 300 volunteers.
 
Jennifer has been a chapter leader since 2008, finding daily inspiration in Dining for Women’s powerful mission of creating a community of passionate women and men committed to the transformation of women living in dire situations.  She is deeply committed to recruiting, developing and training DFW volunteers for future growth!  She has co-developed DFW’s Leadership plan, and chaired the Program Selection Committee as well as serving on the Executive Committee.
 
Jennifer has two daughters and lives in San Jose, California with her husband, Luc Moyen, who has been deeply involved in DFW as well;  both are members of  DFW’s first couples’ chapter.