Founder and Chair Women At The Well of Living Waters (W@LW Global)

Dr. Jessica Edmund, PhD, MSc, BSc is a distinguished public health scholar, author, and international humanitarian leader. Holding a Doctorate Degree in Public Health. Dr. Edmund combines academic depth with practical wisdom to address critical issues of identity, purpose, and societal transformation.

As the founder and president general of Women at the Well of Living Waters, a globally recognized non-profit organization with over 30 branches across multiple continents, she has spearheaded initiatives that have empowered thousands, particularly women and youth through education, mentorship, and emotional support. Since 2020, she has led outreach programs providing food and care to over 500 underprivileged individuals across the globe weekly.

Dr. Edmund also serves as president of the Aspiring Authors Initiative, a global incubator for emerging literary voices, where she mentors aspiring writers and advocates, helping them transform untold stories into published works that spark healing, innovation, and global impact.

Through her television program, Endless Possibilities Network, she curates meaningful conversations that challenge mindsets and inspire transformative leadership. Her work consistently reflects a deep-seated belief that people are the most valuable asset in any society, and that when equipped with purpose, every individual holds the potential to be a force for good.

Her published works including Fit for the Master’s Use, Destiny Decoded, Before You Add to the Wealth of Marital Graves, The Humour of God that is not funny, The Prophet and the Prostitute, The Female Fatherism, and The Acts of Women at the Well – The Mandate; reflect her commitment to Faith, truth, resilience, and the unshakable dignity of the human spirit.

Dr. Jessica Edmund’s legacy is rooted in one enduring conviction: investing in people is the highest form of wealth. Through her global work in leadership, literature, and social impact, she continues to bridge the gap between human potential and divine purpose, raising agents of change across nations.

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