Keynote Speaker & Business Development Leader

Who Do I
Think I Am?Exactly who I was built to be.

Raised by a teenage mother who made sure of one thing — her voice mattered. Ten years later, Jasmine R. Johnson is running a company, closing deals in energy infrastructure, raising twins, and showing rooms full of women what audacity looks like as a foundation, not a fight.

Portrait of Jasmine R. Johnson
The Brand, In One Word
Audacity.

Be Bold. Show Up. Who Do I Think I Am? — Exactly Who I'm Supposed to Be.

Audacity isn't a stage persona Jasmine puts on for a keynote. It's the thing her mother handed her before she could talk — and the thing she's spent a decade proving out loud, in boardrooms, at substations, and at home with her twins.

Signature Keynote

Who Do I Think I Am? Audacity, Boldness & Authenticity

A talk about what it looks like to move through the world — and through an industry — when someone raised you to know your voice matters. Not a recovery story. A foundation story.

Jasmine didn't overcome self-doubt to get where she is. She was built right from the beginning, and her career in energy, her business, and her presence in any room reflect that.

She's the only keynote speaker who can explain how a substation carries power to a data center and how her AKA chapter taught her to lift as she climbs — in the same room, without missing a beat.
Jasmine R. Johnson speaking at a podium at the Gaylord Opryland
The Foundation

Raised to know her voice mattered — before she ever had to prove it

Jasmine was raised by a single, teenage mother — and credits her entirely. Her mother gave her something many people spend a lifetime trying to manufacture: the unshakeable belief that her voice mattered. Not once she'd proven herself. Not once the room was ready for her. Now. Always.

“I was raised by a teenage mother who made sure I knew one thing: your voice matters.”

That foundation is what makes her story different — and what she's built with it since: a decade running Sparrow Energy Services, an MBA from Rice, a business development career at Michels Corporation, and a home with twins who are getting the same foundation she was given.

Jasmine R. Johnson on stage at a podium, Gaylord Opryland
On The Stage

“Who do I think I am? Exactly who I was built to be.”

Speaking Topics

Five Rooms Jasmine Knows How To Hold

01–05 · booked individually or blended into one keynote
01

Raised to Lead

The role of origin story in how we move through the world. What a mother's belief can build. Boldness as a foundation, not a destination.

02

Women in Energy & STEM

Representation, retention, and rising in industries that weren't designed with you in mind.

03

Business Development & Stakeholder Relations

Building trust, navigating complex organizations, and creating partnerships that last — the long game in commercial & industrial energy.

04

Entrepreneurship & Leadership

Building Sparrow Energy Services alongside a demanding corporate career. The mindset required when you won't choose between your vision and your livelihood.

05

Clean Energy & Sustainability

The business case for an equitable energy transition — who's being left behind, and why it matters.

Credentials

The Record

Speaker NameplateJ.R.J.
Current RoleBD Manager — Commercial & Industrial, Michels Corporation
CompanyPrincipal, Sparrow Energy Services
MBARice University
MA & BSIndiana University
PersonalMother of twins
Based InAtlanta, GA
Where She Speaks Best

Audience Fit

  • Women's professional organizations and leadership conferences
  • Energy industry associations and STEM-focused convenings
  • Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU) events
  • Entrepreneurship and small business forums
  • Diversity, equity & inclusion programming
Book Jasmine

Bring This Energy
To Your Stage

Jasmine speaks to corporate teams, women's conferences, energy and STEM convenings, HBCU programs, and DEI initiatives — live or virtual. Every talk is shaped around the room she's walking into.

Represented By

Zorah Media

Booking contact: Dawn Thorpe

dawnt@thedawnofai.com

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