Jeanna Bullock

Proven achiever with extensive experience at Humana Inc, demonstrating exceptional problem-solving and teamwork skills. Known for a dependable work ethic and ability to adapt quickly, excelling in fast-paced environments. Prioritizes customer service and critical thinking, driving results through meticulous attention to detail and collaborative efforts. Equipped with strong problem-solving abilities, willingness to learn, and excellent communication skills. Poised to contribute to team success and achieve positive results. Ready to tackle new challenges and advance organizational objectives with dedication and enthusiasm. Results-oriented achiever with proven ability to exceed targets and drive success in fast-paced environments. Combines strategic thinking with hands-on experience to deliver impactful solutions and enhance organizational performance. Demonstrates strong analytical, communication, and teamwork skills, with proven ability to quickly adapt to new environments. Eager to contribute to team success and further develop professional skills. Brings positive attitude and commitment to continuous learning and growth. Proactive and goal-oriented professional with excellent time management and problem-solving skills. Known for reliability and adaptability, with swift capacity to learn and apply new skills. Committed to leveraging these qualities to drive team success and contribute to organizational growth.

• Supervised team of 5 staff members.
• Used Microsoft Excel to track Retention Exception Requests
• Administered and maintained Presidents Council Program 2018 - 2020
• Written and maintained process documentation for Roster Process, Retention Data Submission, Goal Assignments/Tracking

I am married to my amazing husband, Eric, for 16 years. We have 2 son's; Trey (30) and Aiden (7). We live on a 53  acre farm where we raise chickens, and share our fields with our neighbors so that her cows have more fresh grass to graze. When we aren't busy on the farm, I like to make "mini nunchuks" out of paracord, and sell them as a fund raiser to help cover the cost of tournaments and seminars etc. I also  make pararcord lanyards for the U.S. Military to use in the field. It's kind of my way of giving back to our Military.

My son, Aiden and I both train in Martial Arts. I currently hold the rank of 4th Degree Master Black Belt (Associate Master Instructor) through the United States ChungDoKwan Association (USCKDA). This association has been around for over 55 yrs, and has been called "The Best of the Best" by the Kukkiwon in South Korea. I am 1 in a million to achieve the rank of Black Belt, and about 1 in 10 million to achieve the rank of Master. I achieved this rank while working a full time job, and raising a family. 

The requirements to achieve such an honored rank required me to:

• Attend trainings at least twice a week
• Have the self disciple to train outside of class
• Maintain and present my student/black belt portfolios for evaluation at each of my belt testings
• Attend Training Seminars/Conferences
• Compete and Judge at Local, State, Regional, and when necessary National Tournaments
• Lead/Assist in the training of the school's Gup (color belt) and Black Belt Students
• Submit a video of me performing all my Black Belt forms (10) for evaluation by our associations KwanJung (President) GrandMaster Brenda J Sell 9th Degree Black Belt and highest ranked Non-Korean Female in the World. This video, despite all my other work, was the determining factor in the decision to present me with an invite to test for my 4th Degree.
• Write a thesis for my 4th Degree Master Black Belt requirement.
• Develop and submit a Master Project that will assist in the training and development of all the USCKDA students
• Be evaluated before a National Testing Board (Which includes our KwanJung) before I would be awarded my 4th Degree Master Black Belt - These evaluations can take as little as 3 hours and and as long as 6 hours. And it requires ALOT of mental and Physical strength.