Jamie Jackson Martin
About Jamie Jackson Martin
Jamie Jackson Martin serves as the Director of the Conference Center at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, a position held since 2014. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business Management from North Carolina State University and has previous experience in roles at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage and the North Carolina Department of Commerce.
Work at North Carolina Biotechnology Center
Jamie Jackson Martin has served as the Director of the Conference Center at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center since 2014. In this role, Martin oversees the operations and management of the conference facilities, ensuring that events are executed efficiently and effectively. The position involves coordinating with various stakeholders to facilitate meetings, conferences, and other events that support the biotechnology sector in North Carolina.
Education and Expertise
Jamie Jackson Martin earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Business Management from North Carolina State University. This educational background provides a foundation in both agricultural principles and business practices, equipping Martin with the skills necessary to navigate the intersection of these fields within the biotechnology sector.
Previous Experience in Job Development Investment Grant
Before joining the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, Jamie Jackson Martin worked at the North Carolina Department of Commerce as a Job Development Investment Grant (JDIG) Payment Analyst from 2010 to 2014. In this role, Martin was responsible for analyzing and managing payments related to the JDIG program, which incentivizes job creation and investment in the state.
Experience at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Jamie Jackson Martin began a career in the financial sector as a Closing Specialist at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage from 2009 to 2010 in Raleigh, NC. This position involved facilitating the closing process for mortgage transactions, ensuring compliance with regulations and providing support to clients during the final stages of securing their home loans.