Jenni Berz is the owner of Private Dispute Resolution Services, LLC, a mediation and conflict resolution company based in District 6. She leads the Community Parenting Plan Initiative, focusing on assisting never-married parents in Juvenile Court matters. She also directs the corporation's education program, demonstrating her commitment to fostering effective dispute resolution and community education.

Prior to her current role, Jenni brought her expertise to the Moccasin Bend Girl Scout Council. As Membership Manager, she played a pivotal role in developing programs in outlying counties. Later, as the Director of Training, she managed the organization's volunteer training programs, leaving an indelible mark on the council's mission.

Jenni is a graduate of Leadership Chattanooga and has a rich history of community engagement. She serves on the Executive Board of MidTown Connect, which fosters economic development in District 6, is a volunteer with the Chattanooga Hamilton County Family Justice Center, and is a past-president of the North Chattanooga Council of the Chamber of Commerce.

As a founding member of the Southeast Development District Advisory Council to the Tennessee Economic Council on Women, Jenni worked to empower women in the Southeast Development District to identify barriers to their best lives. She served as co-chair of the Mayor’s Council for Women Leadership Committee and, most recently, as co-chair of the Health Committee's Fitness Workgroup. Jenni has also served on the steering commitment for the Statewide Policy Conference since its inception. 

Additionally, Jenni is an Assistant Race Director for Magic Sports USA, contributing to the production of triathlon and running events across the Southeast, including the Chattanooga Waterfront Triathlon, which celebrates its 43rd season in 2025 and has over a $1million economic impact for the City of Chattanooga.  

Jenni studied communication and advertising at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Beyond her professional endeavors, she is a passionate advocate for animals and a past board member of the Tennessee Humane Animal League. She is a long-time member and volunteer with the Chattanooga Track Club, formerly serving as board president and race director and is a fitness instructor showcasing her commitment to both personal wellness and community engagement. 

Safe, Sustainable Neighborhoods

• Paving/Traffic Calming
• Panhandling Abatement
• Community Parks and Centers
• Youth Programs

Economic Development

• Workforce Development
• Planned Growth
• Protecting Neighborhoods
• Public/Private Partnerships

Community Engagement

• Family Justice Center
• Community Police Interaction Committee
• MidTown Connect
• Mayor’s Council for Women