Jessica St. John, MBA

Jessica St. John, MBA has a diverse range of work experience. Jessica is currently working at Cleartrace as a Senior Project Manager & Project Team Lead. Prior to this, they held the position of Project Manager at Cleartrace. Before joining Cleartrace, Jessica worked at Nedap Retail, where they served as Team Lead - North American Deployments, Senior Project Manager, and Project Manager. Jessica also served as Chair of the Sustainability Workgroup at RAIN RFID Alliance, where they facilitated the development of teams working on whitepapers related to RFID and sustainability. Jessica has previous experience as a Project Manager at Vox Elements and as a Business Coach & Brand Developer at their own company, Jessica St. John, MBA. Additionally, they held positions such as Office & Installation Manager at Metropolitan Gallery Fine Art Consulting, Department Supervisor at Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, and Lead Resident Assistant at The Center for Hope of the Sierras. With their extensive background in project management, leadership, and sustainability, Jessica brings valuable expertise to their roles.

Jessica St. John, MBA obtained a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree with a specialization in International Business from Texas State University between 2016 and 2018. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts with a focus on International Development, Peace & Reconciliation, and International & Asian Studies from Colorado State University, where they studied from 2007 to 2010. In 2010, they also participated in the IES Berlin Metropolitan Studies Program at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, where they studied European Economics, Architecture, and Literature.

Aside from their formal education, Jessica St. John has also obtained several certifications, including the Organization Development Certification Program from the Institute of Organization Development in February 2023, the Strategic Thinking certification from LinkedIn in April 2020, and the CELTA: Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults from the University of Cambridge in April 2011.