Jason Reed

Jason Reed has extensive experience in sales and business development. Jason currently holds the position of Chief Sales Officer (CSO) at Sky Systemz, where they are responsible for developing software and adding new features based on customer feedback. Prior to this role, they served as the Vice President of Enterprise Sales at the same company.

Before joining Sky Systemz, Reed worked at 911 Security - Unmanned Security Platform as the Director of Sales, North America - Managing Partner. In this role, they achieved large revenue and growth targets in the emerging airspace security industry. Jason also held the position of Director of Sales at the same company.

Reed has also worked as the Director of National Sales & Marketing at Automotive Service Products, where they established the first sales and marketing team. Additionally, they served as the Director of National Accounts, National Account Manager, and Regional Account Executive at Electric Guard Dog, a theft deterrent service provider.

Furthermore, Reed has experience as a National Football Scout at NCSA Athletic Recruiting, Regional Director of Sales at Sustained Quality, Great Lakes Territory Sales Manager at KYB Americas Corporation, Business Development Manager at Staples Business Advantage, and Account Manager at Munoz Brandz.

Jason Reed's education history is as follows:

Jason Reed attended Thomas More University, where they studied Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services. Jason also attended Beckfield College, focusing on Business Administration and Management, General. Additionally, they studied Business Administration and Management, General at Morehead State University.

In terms of certifications, Jason obtained the following qualifications: Leadership, Team Building, and Coaching Skills from Pryor Learning Solutions | Fred Pryor Seminars | CareerTrack in January 2020, Sandler Sales Training/Presidents Club from Sandler Training in June 2014, and Chemical-Terrorism Vulnerability Information Authorized User from the Office of Infrastructure Protection in November 2013.