Travis Wallace has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. In 1997, they worked as a Project Analyst at Bank of America, where they were responsible for ensuring the timely delivery of project documentation. Travis then joined Pinkerton Consulting & Investigations as a Technology Implementation and Support Manager, overseeing the implementation of a call center application platform. Travis also served as an Information Systems Support Administrator at Pinkerton, managing database maintenance and reporting.
In 2002, Travis became the Office Manager at Mokher Plumbing, where they handled tasks such as scheduling management, supply ordering, and bookkeeping. Travis then moved on to Kendall Community Church of God as the Church Administrator, overseeing non-ministry functions such as finances and facilities.
Travis continued their career at New Song Church as the Business Administrator, managing the church's finances, facilities, and technology infrastructure. Travis later joined Craven Community College as an Adjunct Instructor, teaching Microsoft Office courses to Department of Defense employees and contractors.
Since 2011, Travis has been working at BELAY as a Bookkeeper/Accountant, specializing in working with churches and ministry organizations. Travis provides financial management and advisory services to help these organizations achieve their goals.
Overall, Travis Wallace has a wealth of experience in various roles, including project management, technology implementation, administration, and bookkeeping.
Travis Wallace's education history begins in 1991 when they enrolled in Queens University of Charlotte. Travis completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science/History in 1995. Afterward, in 2006, they attended California Baptist University where they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a focus on Church Administration. Travis completed the program in 2009. In 2011, Travis briefly attended Craven Community College to acquire a certificate in Lean Six Sigma.
October, 2011 - present