Brad Jenkins

Brad Jenkins is the CEO and founder of Enfranchisement Productions. Jenkins spent four years serving as President Obama’s Associate Director in The White House Office of Public Engagement. From The White House, Jenkins brought together creative executives, thought leaders, and some of the world’s biggest stars to advance the President’s agenda—culminating in the Emmy-award winning “Between Two Ferns” interview on the Affordable Care Act. Jenkins then joined Will Ferrell’s Funny Or Die as Managing Director and Executive Producer running their branded social impact content business known as Funny Or Die D.C. Since then, Jenkins has produced over 100 social impact campaigns, documentaries, specials, and events with organizations, companies, PACs, IEs, and foundations Jenkins’s company, Enfranchisement has helped lead campaigns for organizations such as The Native American Rights Fund, The Asian American Foundation, RUN AAPI, We Are Sikhs, Rise, Period, Phenomenal, New American Leaders, Common’s Imagine Justice, Barack Obama and Eric Holder’s National Democratic Redistricting Committee, National Center for Lesbian Rights, Family Equality Council, Born Perfect, and more. For his production work, Brad is Executive Producer of the Hulu and Amazon Prime tv special, TAAF AAPI Heritage Heroes, the upcoming film "Four Letters" directed by Bao Nguyen, and has been featured on Hulu’s “Black Twitter,” CNN’s “History of Comedy,” MSNBC’s “Story Of Cool.” Awards include a Grand Clio, Anthem Award, Shorty Award For Diversity, Streamy Award for Social Impact, Webby Award for Diversity/Inclusion, Halo Award for CSR, the Humanitarian of The Year from the Venice Family Clinic, and the Spirit of Innovation Award from the Asian American Victory Fund. Jenkins is Co-Founder and Board Member of RUN AAPI, Board Member of The Second City with Stephen Colbert, and Business Forward.