Jérôme Jarre
Jérôme Jarre is a French entrepreneur and social media influencer. He is best known for his creative and humorous videos on Vine, Snapchat, and YouTube.
Jarre was born in 1982 in Paris. He was raised in a small town outside of the city, and at age 15, he moved back to Paris to pursue his dreams. After graduating high school, he pursued a degree in law at the University of Paris, but he quickly dropped out to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams.
Jarre is the founder of the group “We Love Humanity,” a social media initiative dedicated to helping those in need. He is also the co-founder of the #LoveArmy, a crowdfunding campaign that raised over $3 million to help Syrian refugees. In 2018, he created an online talk show, The Wave, which has over 5 million viewers. He has also been featured in Forbes, CNN, and The New York Times.
Jarre is an outspoken philanthropist and a dedicated advocate for social change. He has supported environmental welfare, gender equality, and the fight against world hunger. He has also been a long-time supporter of the Free The Children charity and is a member of their advisory board.
Jarre is also an active investor in the tech industry and a co-founder of the popular app, Tings. He has also co-founded the startup, GoFetch, an on-demand delivery app.
Jarre is an active online community member, having over 15 million followers across his various social media accounts. He is known for his humorous and creative videos, as well as his philanthropic work. He is also an active speaker, having spoken at various events and conferences around the world.
Jarre has also been involved in various film projects. He starred in the movie “Heartbeats,” and he has also produced the documentary “The Kindness Offensive.” He is also the co-founder of the production company, The Wave Media, which produces original content for a variety of media platforms.
Jarre is a passionate advocate for mental health awareness and education. He is the co-founder of the suicide prevention app, Stay Alive, and he is also the founder of the mental health initiative, We All Need Mental Health.
