LCPtracker, Inc.
Jackie Hershey has a diverse work experience. Jackie started working at Glenn's Diner & Seafood House in 2008 as a General Manager, where they served until 2011. In 2018, they joined LCPtracker, Inc. as an Administrative Assistant, where they worked until 2019. Jackie then became an Operations Manager at LCPtracker, Inc. in November 2019, and their role continues to the present.
Jackie Hershey obtained their BS degree in Biology from Madonna University between 2002 and 2007. Prior to that, they attended Barry University from 1995 to 1999, although they did not earn a degree during that time. In addition to their education, Jackie has also obtained various certifications, including "Microsoft Collaboration: SharePoint, Teams, and Groups" from LinkedIn in April 2020, "Office 2019 New Features" from LinkedIn in March 2020, "Scrum: The Basics" from LinkedIn in May 2019, "Executive Presence for Women" from LinkedIn in March 2019, "Office 365 New Features" from LinkedIn in March 2019, and "Microsoft Teams Tips and Tricks" from LinkedIn in February 2019.
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LCPtracker, Inc.
LCPtracker is emerging as the leading solution for the construction site compliance management industry. In 2001, the company began the development of a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution, primarily focused on prevailing wage compliance. By 2006, LCPtracker clients exceeded one hundred as K12 schools and universities, cities and transit agenciesbegan using our solution. In 2011, the company growth continued at a rapid pace, making LCPtracker the 77th fastest growing private company in Orange County, California recognized by the Orange County Business Journal. Their clients now include 19 of the top 50 cities in the USA, nine statewide DOTs, and 7 of the top 10 largest construction companies in the nation. They are trusted with the management of over $120 Billion in projects per year with more projects being added every day. LCPtracker is now proudly recognized as the 26th fastest growing company by the 2015 OC Business Journal with no decrease in growth anywhere in sight.