soundtrack of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games. In 2008, she co-founded Triology, alongside guitarist Bill Coon and pianist Miles Black. Their self-titled debut album, Triology, released the same year, and was Proznick's second album as a leader. The group continues to play regularly. In 2017, Proznick released her third solo album, Sun Songs, which recounts the personal struggle that ensued after her mother's diagnosis of early onset dementia, as well as the arrival of her firstborn son. The album explores themes of life and death, polarity and love. The album features her husband Tilden Webb on piano, brother-in-law Jesse Cahill on drums, Steve Kaldestad on tenor saxophone, and jazz artist/CBC Radio host Laila Biali on vocals. The album was nominated for Vocal Jazz Album of the Year at the 2019 Juno Awards. Triology: Stairway to the Stars released in 2019 as the band's second release and Proznick's fourth album as a leader. In addition to the Jodi Proznick Quartet and Triology, Proznick is a member of the Tilden Webb Trio, the Joel Haynes Trio, the Oliver Gannon Quartet, and The High Standards Quintet. She is a frequent collaborator with pianist and educator Amanda Tosoff. She has also worked with musicians such as Michael Buble, Sarah McLachlan, George Coleman, Sheila Jordan, David "Fathead" Newman, Bill Henderson, Harold Mabern, Michael Feinstein, Ed Thigpen, Seamus Blake, George Colligan, Eddie Daniels, Peter Bernstein, Eddie Henderson, Ingrid Jensen, Ryan Kisor, Kitty Margolis, Charles McPherson, Byron Stripling, Bucky Pizzarelli, Jeff Hamilton, Mark Murphy, Eric Alexander, Lewis Nash, Houston Person, Jim Rotondi, Laila Biali, Brian Dickinson, Phil Dwyer, Kirk MacDonald, Celso Machado, Ian McDougall, Ron Paley, Don Thompson, Guido Basso, P. J. Perry, Dee Daniels and Sal Fererras. She has been featured on over 40 recordings as a side person. Proznick was involved in teaching early childhood music classes for over 15 years. Her methodology included a combination of Orff, Kodaly, Dalcroze, Montessori and Suzuki philosophies of music education. Proznick taught at Capilano University from 2003 to 2013. From 2012 to 2019, she was a faculty member at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, where she taught improvisation, jazz theory, jazz history, popular music history, rudiments, jazz combo and bass lessons. From 2019 to 2020, she was the Manager of Education and Community Outreach for the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. She is currently the Head of the Jazz Department at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra School of Music and Artistic Director