Janine Hernandez is a #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Book Coach who has published 12 books and helped over 330 authors bring their stories to life. She is the founder of the Book Publishing Academy, which was honored with a proclamation of “Book Publishing Academy Day” by the City of Phoenix, and she is the host of the Book Publishing Academy Podcast. Her work has earned national media coverage on CBS, NBC, and Fox News showcasing her authority in storytelling, authorship, and leadership.

With over a decade of experience as an author, Janine naturally transitioned into coaching and teaching writers to self-publish and build businesses around their message. Her workshop, The Chapters We Don’t See, equips leaders and individuals to communicate honestly, set healthy boundaries, and navigate difficult conversations with clarity, courage, and emotional intelligence all while being authentic and sharing their story..

Janine’s work also extends to youth empowerment, she has led publishing and storytelling programs for teens, including those in juvenile detention centers, and has partnered with local libraries to help young people share their authentic voices.

A survivor of domestic violence, Janine speaks openly about healing, resilience, and the courage to reclaim your voice. She inspires audiences to confront challenges, share their story authentically, and create meaningful impact in both their personal and professional lives.

Janine is available for keynote presentations, workshops, panel discussions, and coaching, covering topics such as authorship, leadership communication, personal empowerment, and overcoming adversity.

In her spare time, Janine enjoys hiking, reading, and exploring stories that inspire growth and transformation. She earned her Master of Arts in International Business from Western International University and currently resides in New Jersey.