Stanford DAO Symposium
Jacqueline Radebaugh
Since 2017, Jacqueline Radebaugh has advocated on behalf of individuals of low- and moderate-income, women, people of color and other minority groups, neighborhood-based groups, to promote local sustainability, the solidarity economy, and community development strategies that seek lasting, transformational benefits to the local communities. Jacqueline collaborates with coop incubators, community-based organizations, and instigate conversations about community land trusts, cooperatives, and other shared equity ownership models.
A Brazilian attorney since 2009, Jacqueline studied and practice law in a variety of places, advised US publicly traded companies in Brazil, nonprofits in France, with detours thru Geneva, New York City, and Austin-Texas.
Outside of the office, Jacqueline enjoys yoga, bike rides, playing pickle ball, and volunteering for community projects.
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