Athlete and Activist Malcolm Jenkins is widely recognized as one of the NFL’s greatest defensive leaders. He is not only an exceptional athlete but also a visionary entrepreneur, an accomplished executive producer, a dedicated philanthropist, and a tireless advocate for racial justice.

Over the course of his stellar 13-year NFL career, he has won numerous awards and accolades, including Super Bowl championships in New Orleans and Philadelphia, as well as three Pro Bowl honors.

Jenkins' impact extends far beyond football. He has utilized his platform to advocate for racial justice and equality throughout the country. As co-founder of the Players Coalition, an organization dedicated to addressing racial and social inequalities, he supports initiatives focused on criminal justice reform and education; through the Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, he creates youth development programs with community support.

A frequent CNN contributor during the Pandemic, he provided meaningful insights on racial and social issues as the first active NFL player to be a commentator on the network. In addition, he has published Op-Eds on policing, criminal justice reform, education, and legislation across several news sites, including The New York Times and The Washington Post.

Jenkins’ exceptional leadership extends into multimedia and beyond. In 2018 he launched Malcolm Inc, a private investment and management company to serve his wide range of interests, including franchising, venture capital, and apparel. A newly minted art collector, he has an affinity for artists past and present from the African diaspora. He also co-founded Listen Up Media, a groundbreaking media production company dedicated to amplifying marginalized voices. Listen Up provokes meaningful conversations and challenges societal norms by focusing on diverse narratives and authentic representation.

With his multifaceted contributions, Jenkins continues to be a passionate force for positive transformation both on and off the football field. A proud father of two daughters, Jenkins splits his time between Philadelphia and New Orleans.