Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jennie Snyder Urman (born June 6, 1975) is an American television producer. She grew up in Rye, New York, United States. Urman completed her post-secondary education at Princeton University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Certificate from the Program in Theatre, in 1999. She is married to husband, Jamie Urman, a cinematographer, and together they have two children, a son named Theo, and a daughter named Poppy.Jennie Snyder Urman establishes an important work-life balance despite her constant demands for work. According to Urman, she is questioned often about her "work-life balance…[which] strikes me as sort of funny, because it's not something that often gets asked of men in this business. It's been a balancing act, and I feel lucky that I found a true partner in my husband. We support each other in all aspects of life, so when my work-life balance gets out of whack, he steps up and takes off of work to be home with the kids, something I'm really grateful for." – Jennie Snyder Urman."@en }
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- Q22096168 abstract "Jennie Snyder Urman (born June 6, 1975) is an American television producer. She grew up in Rye, New York, United States. Urman completed her post-secondary education at Princeton University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Certificate from the Program in Theatre, in 1999. She is married to husband, Jamie Urman, a cinematographer, and together they have two children, a son named Theo, and a daughter named Poppy.Jennie Snyder Urman establishes an important work-life balance despite her constant demands for work. According to Urman, she is questioned often about her "work-life balance…[which] strikes me as sort of funny, because it's not something that often gets asked of men in this business. It's been a balancing act, and I feel lucky that I found a true partner in my husband. We support each other in all aspects of life, so when my work-life balance gets out of whack, he steps up and takes off of work to be home with the kids, something I'm really grateful for." – Jennie Snyder Urman.".