Jessie Gilligan

Jessie Gilligan has a diverse work experience spanning several industries.

Starting in 2007, Jessie worked as a Client Services Administrator at The Fiduciary Group. After that, in 2009, Jessie served as a Chemist 1 at the Herty Advanced Materials Development Center, where they conducted various tests and became the lab-to-client liaison for a project.

In 2012, Jessie joined the Savannah College of Art and Design as a Technical Coordinator of Relationship Management. Later, they became a Systems Analyst, responsible for analyzing and managing systems.

In 2017, Jessie moved to Focus Lab and held multiple positions, including CMS Developer, Executive Secret Weapon, Operations Manager, and eventually became the Chief Operations Officer. Jessie worked on various operational tasks and projects during their time at Focus Lab.

In 2023, Jessie joined Odi, a B2B brand agency, again in the position of Chief Operations Officer, where they serve the unique demands of angel, pre-seed, and seed-stage startups.

Jessie Gilligan's education history includes a variety of degrees and certifications. In 2001, they started their undergraduate studies at Armstrong State University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. During their time at Armstrong State University, they also minor in Physical Science. Jessie completed their studies in 2006.

After completing their undergraduate degree, Jessie Gilligan decided to explore the field of design management and enrolled at the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2013. Jessie continued their studies there until 2017 as a student of a Master of Arts (MA) degree.

In 2016, Jessie Gilligan attended the Georgia Institute of Technology, specializing in web development. Jessie completed a professional certification program in Web Development, which lasted until 2017. Additionally, Jessie Gilligan obtained a Full Stack Web Developer certification from the Georgia Institute of Technology, although the specific month and year of obtaining this certification are not specified.