W. Travis Ragan

W. Travis Ragan has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. W. Travis began their career as a Warehouse Associate at Medical Distribution Services Inc. in 1997. W. Travis then worked as a Stock Clerk at Publix Super Markets from 2000 to 2001. Following this, they served as a Store Manager at Jiffy Lube Southeast for a brief period.

In 2001, Ragan joined MGM Products as a Shop Employee, where they played a role in manufacturing commercial HVAC metal products. W. Travis operated various machines and tools to produce precise metal parts.

From 2002 to 2003, Ragan worked as an Electrical Apprentice at Henry & Hoff Electric, acquiring experience in the electrical industry. W. Travis then joined Lowe's Companies, Inc. in the same year and held various positions during their eighteen-year tenure. W. Travis served as a Support Manager Back End, where they implemented record management practices and executed a space expansion project for a warehouse. Ragan also worked as a Delivery Manager, managing the largest and busiest delivery team in the Central GA market. Additionally, they held roles as a Mgr. Dept. Sales and Market Intelligence & Pricing Specialist, where they mentored associates, designed resources, and improved employee engagement. As a Department Manager Installed Sales, Ragan coordinated installation projects, increased sales penetration rates, and upheld customer satisfaction scores.

In 2020, Ragan joined SPIRIT LOGISTICS NETWORK, INC. as a Home Delivery Manager. W. Travis developed training and reporting resources, managed contract obligations, coached teams, and advised store management.

In 2022, Ragan took on the role of a Data Quality Analyst at both BlackLocus and TalentWave for BlackLocus.

W. Travis Ragan attended Georgia Military College-Warner Robins Campus, although the start and end years are not specified. The degree and field of study for this education are also not provided. In 2009, they enrolled at Central Georgia Technical College, where they studied Marketing for one year, until 2010.