JORDAN JENNINGS
Jordan Jennings is a Professional Master’s of Business Administration Scholar seeking a dynamic marketing position that will leverage her insights, creativity and service skills. Hailing from Atlanta,Georgia but also having grown up in 6 different states and overseas in Germany, Jordan’s best characteristic is resilience. Growing up as a military child has truly shaped her into the person she is today; A self-motivated, problem solving, and relationship-builder with a passion for understanding people and the culture that moves them. Her campus involvement includes: membership in The Beta Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Student Government Association, where she was the Homecoming Event Vendor Management Chair; National Coucncil of Negro Women (NCNW) nonprofit organization, where she served as Treasurer and Miss Purple & Black on NCNW’s Royal Court; PepsiCo Brand Ambassador; and Regions Bank Brand Ambassador. She is also a proud volunteer member of Second Harvest of the Big Bend and Tallahassee Urban League. Jordan enjoys traveling, fellowshiping with friends & family, trying new restaurants, and being outdoors in her spare time. She also believes that the most fulfillment in life is found in the joy brought on by the little things.
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