Jason Stapleton

Jason Stapleton began his career in 1994 at Universal City Walk, where he attained the position of Assistant General Manager. Stapleton left Property Management in 1996 to become the Project Manager for the Trans America Center in Los Angeles with International Service Systems (ISS/One Source). Stapleton was considered one of the brightest young talents within ISS and was soon promoted to Project Manager for one of the largest commercial high-rise office projects in Southern California, Wells Fargo Center, which set the foundation for his career in the service industry. Stapleton left ISS in 2000 to partner with another entrepreneur and started a non-union janitorial company based in Orange County. Stapleton returned to One Source in 2002 as the Project Manager for 601 South Figueroa, and was soon promoted to Operations Manager and then District Manager in 2004.

As the District Manager of the largest portfolio in California, Stapleton was responsible for over $18 million in annual revenues and served the largest landlord on the West Coast. He was instrumental in implementing and managing an extremely successful performance-based cleaning program that assisted in the sale of 90 percent of the entire Equity Office Portfolio in California. The program was a groundbreaking event in the Los Angeles cleaning industry and resulted in a 30 percent savings to his clients, while maintaining extremely high cleaning standards. As a result of this program’s success, Stapleton was sent to New York, New Jersey, and Long Island to train other operators in a program he launched with Mark Olivas. Stapleton attended both Glendale Community College and California State Northridge.