Stephenie Rodriguez

Serial Entrepreneur, global citizen, Latina and Big Data evangelist Stephenie Rodriguez is the @DigitalGodess of the internet and a thought leader and trusted solutions architect in the digital space to the travel industry. She has redifined marketing, transformed consumer communcation and developed robust content marketing channels for some of the biggest travel companies in the world. She herself is a woman who wanders. As of December 2017, she's been to 52 countries, spent almost 3 years at 30,000ft and 9 years in hotel rooms. She's an expert in disrupting the travel vertical both as an advisor, consultant and startup Founder. 

Stephenie Rodriguez's is a US and Australian citizen having spent the last 20 years living in two Territories and one state Down Under.  Her career began in hospitality after attending school at West Virginia Institute of Technology where she studied Business Administration and Marketing in the late '80s. (She even made the Deal's List!)

Before founding her most recent ventures, JOZUforWomen.com, JOzuAnalytics.com and WanderSafe for the last 2 years, Rodriguez led digital strategy and transformation projects for multinational, multibillion dollar travel companies including SSP - The Food Travel Experts, Club Med ESAP (Asia Pacific), JR/DutyFree, and Sydney Airport. She possess demonstrated sales leadership securing major tendered business with FIFA - World Cup, and created and managed a global consulting practice with a team of 20 at Mighty Media Group. 

In February 2017, Rodriguez was named Digital Disruptor of the Year by the travel industry's leading media platform, The Moodie Davitt Report for her work with Accolade's Hardys Wines #HardysHero campaign, and trade marketing with Wonderful Pistachios and Almonds, and the brand launch of F.I.N.E Bijoux jewellery brand at TFWA in Cannes 2016.

Her skill set exceeds strategy. She is the cosummate marketer, with her campaigns delivering exponential ROI. For Cebu Pacific Air and Visa, her campaign #CebVisaSale generated more than $1.4 million in airline ticket sales in a two week campaign period,