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Diana Jenkins is the founder and CEO of D Empire Entertainment, a music label that represents emerging and established artists within the intersection of traditional and innovative media strategy, branding, publicity, recording, distribution and licensing.
Jenkins is the founder and CEO of Neuro Drinks, an award winning and revolutionary beverage line that conveniently provides essential nutrients for the modern, overtaxed consumer.
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May 12, 2022 · Diana is the CEO of the lifestyle drink company Neuro Brands. After graduating with a degree in Computer Science and Economics, she acquired the swimwear line Melissa Odabash and...
Sanela Diana Jenkins is a philanthropist, an accomplished entrepreneur, and a widely respected and unwavering voice for peace whose experience of war is all too personal. Learn More.
May 8, 2023 · Reality TV star Sanela Diana Jenkins, who founded Neuro Drinks in 2009, a line of enhanced waters designed to provide consumers with a boost of energy, focus, relaxation, and sleep, is...
Jul 28, 2022 · We’ve seen a lot of different sides to Diana so far, but there is still an air of mystery surrounding her fairytale life. Here is what we know about Bravo newbie Diana Jenkins so far.
168K Followers, 557 Following, 1,180 Posts - Sanela Diana Jenkins (@sdjneuro) on Instagram: "Founder, CEO drinkneuro.com".
She is founder and CEO of D Empire Entertainment, a full-service music label. Diana’s true passion is philanthropy. She has raised and donated millions of dollars for a variety of causes including human rights, AIDS research and relief efforts in Haiti, Darfur and Bosnia.
As a human rights activist, Sanela Diana Jenkins has been closely involved at the intersection between human rights and international law. In 2008, she founded the Sanela Diana Jenkins Human Rights Project at the UCLA School of Law. It was the first endowed program on international justice and human rights at any law school in the western ...
Vision & Mission. The Irnis Ćatić Foundation was established by Sanela Diana Jenkins in 2002 in memory of her 21-year-old brother, who was brutally killed by Serbian forces in the closing days of the Bosnian war.
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