Thomas James (Tj) Nash, Sr.

Thomas James (Tj) Nash, Sr. has a diverse work experience spanning over three decades. Thomas James (Tj) is currently the Fleet Business Development Manager at Emergency Safety Solutions, where they focus on saving lives by addressing safety issues related to disabled and stopped vehicles on active roadways.

Prior to this role, Tj served as the Director of MBE Services at the Houston Minority Supplier Development Council and as the Interim Community Services Director at the City of Alexandria, Louisiana. During their time as the Interim Community Services Director, they managed various municipal city community service departments and represented the city's administration in matters related to community services.

Tj also worked at HTEC-Houston's Training and Education Center Inc as the Director of Career Services, where they assisted students with job search skills and maintained a database of employment opportunities.

Their previous experience includes roles at the City of Houston as a Business Development Coordinator/Compliance Officer, ADT Security Services as a Small Business and Residential Security Consultant, and the City of New Orleans as a DBE Compliance Officer and as the Economic Development Fund (EDF) Manager.

Earlier in their career, Tj co-owned and co-published a community-focused magazine called NEW ORLEANS EAST WORLD MAGAZINE and held the position of Vice President Sales at IMDiversity, Inc./THE BLACK COLLEGIAN MAGAZINE.

Tj started their career at Liberty Mutual, where they held various positions including Claims Adjuster, Field Investigator, HR Representative, Division HR Representative, Regional Service Representative Manager, and Sales Representative.

Overall, Tj Nash, Sr. brings a wealth of experience and expertise in business development, community services, compliance, and publication management to their current role at Emergency Safety Solutions.

Thomas James (Tj) Nash, Sr. earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communication/Media Studies from Southern University and Agricultural and Mechanical College at Baton Rouge. Thomas James (Tj) attended the college from 1984 to 1989.