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It Is Never Too Late To Recalculate:

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Keynote Speaker

Karen Jacobsen speaks and conducts keynote-type concerts for organizations wanting to both entertain and inspire their people to perform in a world class fashion, and Recalculate when things do not go as planned. In fact, Karen gives directions in over 400 million GPS and smartphones worldwide.

As a result of hearing her voice in their car or being in one of her audiences, people tend to be more productive and ultimately create a path and a plan to get more of what they want. To have Karen help make your next event into an unforgettable experience email booking@thegpsgirl.com

Concert Performer

“Karen sings of love lost and found, of courage, of believing in yourself and of overcoming odds. And this exceptional woman is living proof of taking a chance and making a dream come true.”
~T. Maloney

Voice-Over Artist

Her speaking voice is in over 100 million GPS units and 300 million smart phone devices world wide, but Karen Jacobsen has also recorded thousands of scripts for television and radio commercials, IVR and corporate voice systems.

Voted the #1 downloadable voice in the world, Karen is in demand to create custom voice systems for clients internationally.

Email booking@thegpsgirl.com to have The GPS Girl voice your next project.

Anthem Singer

The GPS Girl has proudly performed The Star Spangled Banner at many major sporting events including a New York Jets game at Giants Stadium for 80,000 people.

At Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia for a capacity crowd of 52,000, Karen sang the Aussie anthem at a Tri-Nations International Rugby match between the Wallabies and South Africa.

Media Personality

Appearing as a guest on national television, radio and print publications, Karen is regularly requested to comment on a wide range of topics.

The GPS Girl has enjoyed wide international media coverage and hosts her own web series “Navigating New York with The GPS Girl®,” but she was told she had really made it when she was a clue in the The New York Times crossword puzzle.