Jennifer has a long history in the entertainment industry, performing professionally since she was a child. She continued performing, along with directing and producing, at NYU where she graduated as class Valedictorian.
Maloney’s Broadway producing credits include Spring Awakening, Legally Blonde, Chita Rivera: The Dancer's Life, and the Off-Broadway hit I Love You Because. Jennifer received her first TONY nomination for Spring Awakening and the show received a total of eleven TONY nominations. Spring Awakening has also recently won the NY Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Musical, the Drama League Award for Best Musical, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical. Jennifer is nominated for two Drama Desk Awards for both Spring Awakening and Legally Blonde, where each show received a total of ten nominations. Jennifer is currently developing the new musical Writing Arthur (by David Austin) for Broadway. Jennifer recently directed a staged reading of Writing Arthur, featuring Ana Gasteyer that was featured at Theatreworks New Works Festival in Palo Alto and directed a reading of Writing Arthur in New York featuring Sutton Foster, Nancy Opel and Stephen DeRosa.
Jennifer was the Coordinating Producer of As the World Turns, from 1999 - 2006, where her producing team won the 2001 and 2003 Emmy Award for Best Drama Series and was nominated in 2002, 2004, 2005, and 2006.
This summer, Ms. Maloney is producing the film See You in September, directed by Tamara Tunie. She is also in development for the film Harlem, a movie Musical that she wrote, with original music and lyrics by Nate Lombardi.
While producing television, Maloney founded and was the Artistic Director of The (646) Theatre Company, a non-profit NYC theatre company. Jennifer directed the NYC productions of Through War Torn Eyes. Snowing at Delphi, Private Eyes, Cyclone, The Last First Kiss, and Love Through Seven Windows. She also developed the children’s division of the theatre company for the Ronald McDonald House called (323) KIDS.
Maloney sits on the board of The Worldwide Children’s Foundation and is a member of the Director’s Guild of America, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and New York Women in Film and Television.