Jami Kelmenson
As a professional memoir/business ghostwriter, Jami has worked with busy CEOs, founders, and success coaches to bring their vision to a wider audience through books, blogs, and articles. Her work (bylined and ghostwritten) has been published by the World Economic Forum, Pearson, Senior Executive Media, Match.com, and Forbes, among other top-tier publications. Her credits include ghostwriting projects for Elite Authors, Peaceful Profits, Forbes Books, and StoryTerrace, and she’s a member of the Association of Ghostwriters.
A resident of South Florida since the “in-migration boom” driven by COVID-19, Jami leaves behind decades of trying to become the next Carrie Bradshaw in NYC, which includes happily trading cosmos for key lime martinis and rooftop bars for the tiki variety.
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Writing Your Next Act
In conjunction with fitness professional turned novelist, Linda Rosen, Jami shares her personal journey of reinventing herself as a “ghostwriter” after believing her writing career was over when generative AI came on the scene. This was about the time she turned 60 and already felt doomed to irrelevance in a corporate world dominated by Gen Z and late Millennials. (Please don’t call her a Boomer, technically she’s on the cusp.)
Their quirky (Jami) and compassionate (Linda) styles create a safe space for attendees to talk about their own dabbling passions—or those they’ve always thought about but have been too hesitant to try. Through a lively, interactive dialogue, attendees will find inspiration, ideas, and the courage to confront their next acts head on—whether through writing or any endeavor that may be calling to them.
The Ghost And Mr. Miller: The Story Of Miller’s Ale House
Jack Miller knew he wanted to write a book long before Miller’s Ale House made #1 on USA Today’s 10 Best Sports Bars list for 2025. In his new book, Our Way: How Claire and Jack Miller Built America’s Favorite Ale House, Jack shares how he and his wife Claire started the first Ale House in Jupiter, Florida, nearly 40 years ago, and how they grew it into the extraordinarily popular national chain it is today. Mr. Miller, along with his ghostwriter, Jami Kelmenson, shares their journey of documenting his journey—along with advice to restaurateurs and entrepreneurs, thoughts on longevity and giving back, and building a business with your spouse. Note: This lecture must be done in-person only.

