Jacqueline J Nance

Jacqueline J. Nance is the CEO of Ace Entertainment Management, LLC. Ace provides a variety of professional services focusing writing/producing, branding, marketing & promotions as well as project management, talent management, and artist development. She is also the CEO of On My Time TV, LLC, an upcoming subscription based streaming channel that gives content creators a platform to showcase their work and build a monetary audience. Affectionately known as J. Nance by industry friends and clients she is passionate about preparing her clients for the challenges they may face in entertainment. J. Nance sits on the board for The Carol Maraj Foundation which helps families dealing with domestic violence. For multiple years she was a member of the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy as well as Georgia Music Partners. As a TV/Film/Music Executive she has worked alongside director George Tillman, Jr. and NBA legend Isaiah Thomas as an Executive Producer of the NBA documentary Pride, Poise, & Dedication, J. Nance is also a PA on the feature film Fight Valley starring Meisha Tate, Holly Holm, & Cris Cyborg all UFC stars. She is the Executive Producer of "Who is Carol Maraj" a docu-series on the mother of Nicki Minaj which has appearances of multiple mothers of other celebrities such as Beverly Broadus Green (son Snoop Dogg) Lorna Wyatt (daughter KeKe Wyatt), she is the creator of The Battle Zone a new talent competition show coming to OMTTV, she is in production on "Pastor Tammy Caesar's I'm Next Documentary", J. Nance is also in pre-production for the highly anticipated drama series "30331". In February of 2019 she was inducted into the Lima City Schools Athletic Hall of Fame for basketball. She is the recipient of two Golden Ruby Video Awards: Best Location Scout and Best Production Assistant. J. Nance is the recipient of the 2012 Manager of the Year Award. She also was honored with the City United Promoter Appreciation Award. In 2013 J was recognized with the "She Go Hard Award". Ms. Nance earned her Bachelor of Criminal Justice from The Ohio University where she served as a member of Alpha Phi Omega a national co-ed service fraternity. For over a decade she worked as a Deputy Sheriff and now uses those experiences to help her as a writer cultivate stories. Ecstatic to be a crusader for our youth J. Nance has partnered up with Producer and Author Reggie James Pace to help cultivate generations of physically and mentally healthy children through education, exercise, and entertainment with the book Cool Clif.