Jordan Embry

Conscientious customer service associate with experience solving problems creatively and using tact and diplomacy to achieve win-win outcomes. Team player comfortable in competitive, fast-paced environments. Effective in handling direct customer inquiries, implementing customer service policies and executing financial responsibilities.

• Quickly promoted and given a higher level of responsibility at The London West Hollywood for my drive and determination to be and essential employee while dealing with high end clientele.
• Shield of Sparta - recognized by the President of the United States Army Infantry Association for unwavering support and dedication of supporting over 2,500 U.S. Soldiers.

• Basic Life Support
• Phlebotomy

From a young age I have always been emersed in volunteer work. The first group I was ever associated with was called Big Help. We were a non-profit organization, which focused on the bettering of the surrounding communities. We took on challenges to include:

• Clean up and beautification of the city by painting over graffiti and removing waste from the streets.
• Feeding, providing clothing, and gifts for multiple homeless shelters during major holidays.
• Providing hand made blankets and toy donations for children in hospitals
• Collecting and donating a multitude of essentials and personal hygiene materials to help people experiencing homelessness
• Orchestrating multiple fundraising events in order to help build and provide handicap accessible playgrounds for children in the community

I continuously volunteer and am apart of multiple military affiliated groups. I have been the Soldier and Family Readiness Group leader at the past four military instillations we have moved to. Some of those responsibilities include:

• Organizing and planning events
• Sitting on the board of multiple meetings to ensure the well being of soldiers and their families
• Aided and assisted families who's loved one was wounded or deceased in combat
• Being a key caller in notifying military families of their soldiers deployment homecomings, schedule changes, and varying other important information
• Welcomed and provided information to incoming families and soldiers in the military
• Planned multiple functions in order to keep the comradery and bond between families and their spouses