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Jennifer Wolff was Director at the CNE Policy Bureau in Madrid. She was part of the CNE team in various roles, previously serving as Senior Program Director and as Director of Programs and Communications in CNE’s office in San Juan.

Jennifer joined CNE after a career in journalism and communications. She was General Manager at Hill & Knowlton’s Puerto Rico office and Vice President at Comstat Rowland, where she specialized in corporate communications, crisis management, and public affairs. Before that, she served as investigative reporter, news anchor, and producer of informative shows at WKAQ-TV, WAPA-TV, and WLII-TV, where she covered government, politics, and hard news. She also developed special broadcast reports of international events in countries such as Somalia, Kuwait, Bolivia, and Cuba. Her work garnered over 25 journalism, public relations, and communications awards.

Jennifer held a Ph.D. in History from the University of Puerto Rico and a Magna Cum Laude Double B.A. in History and Latin American Studies from Duke University. As a historian, she specialized in the Early Modern Spanish Caribbean. She authored academic publications exploring indigenous slavery, transatlantic slave networks, the naturalization of non-Spaniards in the Spanish Caribbean and the role of the Caribbean in the formation of the Atlantic world. Among them is her book, Isla Atlántica, which is an important contribution to the historiography of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.

  Publications and audiovisual content by Jennifer Wolff