Jensyn returned to her home state of Arkansas a decade ago, motivated to promote positive change within the local community. Driven by her passion for gender equity, she founded Southern Capital Project, a nonprofit with a focus on ensuring women in the South have equitable wealth-building opportunities. Additionally, she currently leads strategic partnerships and business development efforts with Invest for Better, an organization helping women take ownership of their finances and shift them to align with their values, building wealth while making a positive impact on the economy. As an advocate for impact investing and a fellow of the Just Economy Institute, Jensyn strives to create an ecosystem that supports the purpose-driven economy. She is the founder and CEO of Alivest, a company dedicated to helping others develop integrated and intentional strategies, designing people-centered solutions and capital strategies that engage the appropriate form of support. In her former role, Jensyn served as director of Impact Capital with Heifer International, where she facilitated affordable investment capital to farmers and cooperatives worldwide. Her final project was leading a revisioning of Heifer International’s work in the agricultural sector of the United States, developing a farmer-focused, impactful program and a plan for engaging the full spectrum of capital to support this effort. Her influence extends beyond organizational leadership as she serves as a governor-appointed member of the Minority and Women-owned Business Advisory Council and teaches the state's first impact investing course at the University of Arkansas.