Author Jae Elizabeth's publications are for sale at 39,000 retailers and dozens of state and ivy league universities. In addition to creating an ethical subscription box, fair labor menswear line and niche publications on optimism, her magazine on happiness is available for print in 73 countries and was accepted for worldwide electronic distribution by Apple. She serves as Editor-in-Chief.

After graduating from law school, she volunteered, travelled internationally and briefly freelanced for The Crisis Magazine before continuing her education at Columbia University in the United Nations Studies program. She worked in prison education, teaching a course at the largest federal prison in the country. After the successful launch of Jae Magazine, she pursued post-graduate continuing studies at Harvard University.

More recently, she assisted an award-winning New England community access station with production and on-air live television broadcasts. Jae Elizabeth also served as Editor to an established sports newspaper that has a circulation of over 60,000 consumers.

Jae Elizabeth began ministry work as an undergraduate, uniting a dozen racially diverse ministries on Rutgers’ campus for an event, One Accord and then co-founded the Rutgers University Christian Women’s Fellowship. She continued at Rutgers School of Law before transferring to a human rights law program in France, completing her law degree at Regent University. Jae Elizabeth worked for a Christian non-profit with consultative status in the United Nations, and held several federal positions at the Foreign Service Institute and the US Patent and Trademark Office in the Washington, DC area. She was one of a handful of law students in the nation selected to intern at the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.