Imagine a creative entrepreneur and musician of French-Congolese descent becoming a preacher, and you get Jessy Diandra.

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​Like most millennials, Jessy fell in love with the web in the early 2000s. After a few academic detours, she returned to her passion and began her career in digital marketing in 2013, then community manager for the Christian media FemmEsprit. 5 years later, having become a webmaster, she launched her first independent activity under the name “Purpose Communication Web”. This first initiative will result in failure in 2020, then a rebirth, called Diandra Digital in 2023.

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Through experience, Jessy managed to develop a unique approach to digital marketing, allowing any entrepreneur to gain not only visibility but also credibility and, most importantly, conversion. Her expertise has also enabled him to work with several renowned creatives such as Sandy Abenafrica, or more recently Les Tontons Afro.

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The fun and subtle critiques of popular phenomena shared in her podcast “Live Avec Jessy” earned her the nickname Olivia Dope (in reference to the Scandal series famous main character, Olivia Pope).

 

Applied to her personal brand, this same expertise has allowed her to build a large yet engaged audience and made way to her first Tedx conference, about the complicated yet enriching cultural differences of perception when it comes to failure.

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But Jessy is much more than a professional. Since April 19, 2024, she has also been a dedicated musician and preacher of the Gospel.

 

From 2006 and until 2017, Jessy received a wide musical education from her family, which counts several musicians. She also attended the municipal music school of Villeneuve d'Ascq and officiated every week as a singer and pianist in several gospel groups (Si Tuenda, Gospel Team, Gospel Jazz) and evangelical assemblies, including the Assembly Evangélique Nouvelle Alliance (AENA) of Lille or the Christ Reformed Evangelical Church (CREC) of Strasbourg.

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Her faith walk hasn't been without obstacles, but despite the challenges life presented to her, Jessy persevered. In 2022, after 6 years of absence, the prodigal daughter came back home. She rededicated her life to Christ and resumed service at the Shekinah Word Center in Lille where she now sings, plays and preaches as an Evangelist, under the leadership of Apostle Franck Ibara.

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Today, Jessy Diandra defines herself as a creative whose mission is to propel the destiny of each of her interlocutors, believer or not, towards the success of their projects through authenticity, creativity, passion and excellence.