About State of Grace Consulting
What We Do
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What People Say
SGC helps organizations tackle the issues most important to our communities and our country through strategic partnerships, policy development, program implementation, communications, research, and more. We offer both for-profit and nonprofit consulting for organizations to help in navigating challenges and achieving successful outcomes, from short-term sprints to long-term initiatives.
What People Say
What People Say
What People Say
As described by a former head honcho, SGC founder Libby Jamison is a “powerful advocate, brilliant policy advisor…with a huge heart and an even bigger brain.” Read more about her experience and expertise below.
Why We Care
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Why We Care
At SGC, we believe that success extends beyond business outcomes—it’s about making an impact where it matters most. We understand that thriving communities create stronger businesses and a better country. By aligning our expertise with initiatives that look forward and promote positive change, we’re not just helping organizations grow and succeed—we’re helping build a better future.
Meet the Team
Libby Jamison, Founder
Since beginning her career almost two decades ago, Libby has dedicated herself to meaningful advocacy. She found ways to contribute to her community no matter where the military sent her family.
After several years in private practice as a family law attorney, she began working with the Military Spouse JD Network, ultimately serving as President of the organization supporting career-minded military spouses. MSJDN successfully advocated for licensing accommodations in over 40 jurisdictions to reduce employment barriers for military spouses, laying the foundation for the January 2023 Congressional amendment to the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act allowing servicemembers and their spouses to use their professional licenses when they relocate due to military orders.
Libby has served in a variety of ways, including leading the San Diego Military Spouse Economic Empowerment Zone for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and organizing the Homefront Rising initiative to encourage military family voices in leadership roles. While earning a Master’s degree in Public Leadership from the University of San Francisco, she authored The Military Spouse’s Guide to Running for Office.
Libby’s advocacy took her to DC, where she spent seven years as an Attorney Advisor at the Department of Veterans Affairs. She also spent a year on Capitol Hill, advising a Senator on issues related to veterans and military-connected families. Libby then moved to the White House, serving as Senior Advisor to Joining Forces, Dr. Biden’s initiative supporting veteran and military families, caregivers, and survivors. There, she coordinated the interagency process, obtaining over 80 commitments to veterans and military families as outlined in the September 2021 White House “Strengthening America’s Military Families” report. She also spearheaded the June 2023 Executive Order on Advancing Economic Security for Military and Veteran Spouses, Military Caregivers, and Survivors.
Most recently, Libby worked for the Democratic National Committee and then served as the National Director of Veteran and Military Family Engagement for the Harris-Walz campaign.
For her efforts, Libby has been recognized as Military.com’s 2019 Spouse Changemaker of the Year, a 2019 Scholar with the George W. Bush Institute's Stand-To Veteran Leadership Program, and a member of the 2023 Mighty 25.