Charles Stout

Charles Stout has a diverse work experience spanning several decades. Charles began their career in 1969 with the Department of Defense, where they served as a United States Government personnel specialist and a door gunner in Vietnam. After their military service, Stout worked as a construction worker at Brown Construction and as a truck driver at Gelco. In 1981, they joined Tnemec as a paint chemist and paint maker, specializing in quality control work and mixing paint for various projects. Stout then transitioned to the field of collections, starting at National Credit Services Inc as a bill collector and skip tracer for clients like AT&T and General Electric. Charles later worked at Elite Financial Services, where they focused on commercial and medical collections. Stout continued their collections career at Venture Financial Services Inc, where they held the position of Bill Collector and Supervisor for almost two decades. In 2020, they joined Debt Co Inc as a Bill Collector but resigned due to allergens in the office. Stout then worked as a Debt Collector for an unspecified remote position before recently joining Bread as a Customer Service Representative.

Charles Stout attended Jefferson City High School from 1956 to 1964, where they earned a Diploma of Education with a focus on General studies. Following this, they enrolled at Lincoln University from 1968 to 1975 to study Sociology, although they did not obtain a degree in that field. At Lincoln University, Charles Stout did not specify a particular degree name that they pursued.