JABberwocky Literary Agency is pleased to announce that we have recently welcomed a new client, Eglantina Zingg.

Eglantina Zingg is an entrepreneur whose work spans social impact, female empowerment, and cultural influence across Latin America and Europe. As the founder and president of Goleadoras.org, she has built a pioneering movement that leverages the power of soccer to advance inclusion, leadership, education, and opportunity for underserved communities. Through this groundbreaking initiative, Eglantina has become a leading voice at the intersection of sport, social impact, and female empowerment.

Raised in the Amazon, Eglantina has built a global platform spanning entrepreneurship, advocacy, and cultural influence. She first gained international recognition through her work with MTV and as host of Project Runway Latin America, before expanding her influence into social impact, entrepreneurship, and female empowerment. Recognized by Vogue’s Voices of Change as an icon of a generation and among the most influential Latinas by Fortune, she is a sought-after speaker on leadership, entrepreneurship, and positive social change.

Her voice has resonated at some of the world’s most influential forums, including the United Nations General Assembly, the Clinton Global Initiative, the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF), the Concordia Summit, WISE by Qatar Foundation, Mujeres Imparables by Telemundo, and Peace One Day.

Beyond her work with Goleadoras and her broader social impact initiatives, Eglantina’s influence extends through Eglantina Zingg Inc., the platform through which she pursues entrepreneurial ventures and strategic investments aligned with her values of innovation, empowerment, and positive impact. Drawing inspiration from her Amazonian roots and global experiences, she has built a personal brand that celebrates individuality, purpose, and modern leadership.

Eglantina is represented by Susan Velazquez Colmant, who is thrilled to work on Eglantina’s memoir, WHY NOT?, in which she reflects on her life in the public spotlight during the early 2000s, her proximity to some of the world’s most influential figures, the narratives imposed upon her by the media, and her journey to define, reclaim, and own her identity on her own terms.

You can follow Eglantina on Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn. You can visit her website here.