Jennifer Swanberg is the executive director of the Institute for Workplace Innovation (iwin). She is an associate professor in the University of Kentucky College of Social Work, with joint appointments with the Colleges of Business & Economics, Public Health and Medicine. Dr. Swanberg is a renowned national scholar in work and family research. With over 18 years of research experience, she is recognized in the Who's Who in Work and Family Research by the Sloan Work and Family Research Network.  She serves as a research fellow at Boston College's Center on Aging and Work, and Center on Work & Family. Dr. Swanberg's research has been published in top research journals, and she has appeared as a national and international work-family expert on television and radio including MSNBC, CNN, CBS, NPR, BBC and CBC. She has been recognized by Alliance for Work-Life Progress as one of the profession's Rising Stars, and her research has been selected as one of the top 10 research articles by the Rosabeth Moss Kanter Award for Excellence in Work-Family Research. She attended the 2010 White House Forum for Workplace Flexibilty as one of only 20 invited researchers and also serves on the board of the Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation and Kentucky Girls STEM Collaborative. In addition to her work at iwin, Dr. Swanberg writes a work-life column for Business Lexington, one of Kentucky's premiere business publications.