
Partner · Chief Marketing Officer
Selected Experience & Credentials
Chief Marketing Officer & Partner, INLIBRIUM
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of both Marin Living Magazine and Five19 Brand Studio (May 2020–March 2025)
Regional Vice President, Modern Luxury, serving the San Diego and Orange County markets (2011–2019)
Chief Marketing Officer, Cities West Media
Marketing Director, Kelly Capital (2006–2010)
Folio: Eddie & Ozzie Award, Best Debut Publication for Marin Living (2021)
For an INLIBRIUM client, the first question is often whether a deeply personal program can be understood without being oversold. Jessica Cline’s work is to make that possible. As Chief Marketing Officer & Partner, she shapes the brand, market narrative, referral ecosystem, partnerships, and U.S. market development, helping clients and trusted introducers approach INLIBRIUM with clear expectations and appropriate discretion.
Jessica brings more than two decades of experience across media, publishing, hospitality, and brand building. She served as Regional Vice President at Modern Luxury, where she led the San Diego and Orange County markets for nine years. From May 2020 through March 2025, she was Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of both Marin Living Magazine and Five19 Brand Studio, leading the business through its sale in March 2025. Her work has consistently joined positioning and storytelling with partnerships, market entry, and revenue responsibility.
At INLIBRIUM, Jessica works with founders and the delivery team to ensure that the language around entry, partner relationships, and the wider market accurately reflects the experience clients are considering. She develops the referral and partnership approach while coordinating brand and communications with colleagues responsible for program delivery. The objective is coherence: what a client hears before entering should be consistent with how the work is held throughout.
Jessica has completed the INLIBRIUM program herself. She does not treat that experience as a testimonial; it gives her a practical client-side reference point for the care required in describing personal work. In a category where language can easily outrun reality, she believes credibility depends on saying only what can be responsibly held.