Jenn Morris is living what Danielle considers the dream: running a freight brokerage, building the Ship Happens media platform, and working while traveling around the world.

In this episode, Jenn joins Danielle Spinelli to discuss how Ship Happens makes complicated logistics and supply chain topics easier to understand, why asking the “dumb” questions can be one of the smartest things a creator can do, and how she built an authentic and opinionated voice on LinkedIn.

They also dive into Jenn’s Gorgeous Girls Work in Supply Chain series, which highlights women across logistics, maritime, transportation, and supply chain. Jenn shares why representation matters, why women-only spaces still have value, and how hearing other women’s stories can open the door to new career paths and opportunities.

Danielle and Jenn also talk about navigating male-dominated workplaces, creator sponsorships, engagement versus follower count, non-competes, workplace culture, and why more creators should be transparent about pricing and opportunities.

Plus, Jenn shares how she became a digital nomad, what it is like moving North American freight while living in Europe, and what is next for Ship Happens.

ABOUT JENN MORRIS

Jenn Morris is the founder of Ship Happens, a logistics education and media platform designed to make supply chain topics simple, straightforward, and accessible. She also operates a freight brokerage, creates short-form educational content, and highlights inspiring women through her Gorgeous Girls Work in Supply Chain series.

Connect with Jenn Morris:

LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-morris-iii/

Ship Happens on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ship-happens1/posts/?feedView=all

Website:
https://www.ship-happens.ca/

Gorgeous Girls Work in Supply Chain:
https://www.ship-happens.ca/blog/category/Gorgeous+Girls+Work+In+Supply+Chain

This episode is sponsored by Tallgrass Freight Co. Experienced freight broker agents looking for a new home can learn more by emailing TME@TallgrassFreight.com.