Jess Conger Henry, Mpa
About Jess Conger Henry, Mpa
Jess Conger Henry is a Federal Program Grants Analyst at MBTA and Co-Chair at Salem Cultural Council with a background in public affairs and history.
Federal Program Grants Analyst at MBTA
Jess Conger Henry currently works at MBTA as a Federal Program Grants Analyst since 2020. In this role, Jess is involved in the analysis and management of federal program grants, ensuring compliance with government regulations and efficient allocation of funds. The position is based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
Co-Chair at Salem Cultural Council
Since 2018, Jess Conger Henry has been serving as Co-Chair of the Salem Cultural Council. In this capacity, Jess supports the Council's mission of promoting cultural activities and arts in Salem, MA. This role involves overseeing grants distribution, community engagement, and the strategic promotion of local cultural initiatives.
Previous Roles at MBTA
Jess Conger Henry has held multiple roles at MBTA, including Budget Analyst from 2017 to 2018, and Project Coordinator, Fare Transformation from 2018 to 2020. These roles included budgeting, project coordination, and involvement in transformative projects aimed at improving fare collection systems within the Greater Boston Area.
Education and Academic Background
Jess Conger Henry holds a Master’s Degree in Public Affairs from Merrimack College, obtained between 2015 and 2017. Additionally, Jess earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Salem State University, having studied there from 2008 to 2013. This academic background provides a strong foundation for roles in public service and administration.
Early Career and Various Roles
Jess Conger Henry has a diverse early career, including a managerial position at Somerville Brewing Company, Inc., various roles at The Gulu Gulu Cafe, and shift management at Starbucks. These roles involved significant personnel management and customer service responsibilities, contributing to Jess’s leadership skills and expertise in team dynamics.