Jarrett is our VP of Strategy and the torchbearer for all things digital. Since joining us in 2014, he’s made it his mission to help clients seize the power of smarter marketing strategies—and reap the rewards. Equal parts straight-shooting pragmatist and stalwart client advocate, clients can count on him to be a faithful steward of their brand and their budget. When he’s not helping to shape the agency’s work, Jarrett manages to put in a healthy amount of practice at jiu jitsu class.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Florida Southern College – Bachelor of Arts in English – 2001
Earned CORe Credential of Readiness from Harvard Business School – 2017

PROFESSIONAL/CIVIC ACTIVITIES

City of Lakeland Social Media Task Force – Member
United Way of Central Florida Marketing Committee – Committee Member
The Lakelander Magazine – Contributing Editor

10 Random Things

For the most part, my idea of fun involves things that are really only fun in retrospect. I’ve completed the Goruck Challenge three times and walked 35 miles in a day as part of Ruck Across America. I’m also a certified CrossFit instructor, which really isn’t even fun in retrospect.
I grew up within a mile of my wife, went to the same elementary, high school, and college, and had a ton of mutual friends, but didn’t meet her until we were both teachers at the same school.
I’d say I’m a pretty mediocre musician, but somehow I was a member of a couple of notable central Florida bands. It’s what liberal arts majors do.
As a teenager, I won state medals in road cycling for the time trial, criterium, and road race. Yes, that involved a significant amount of spandex.
I’ve got an uncontrollable sweet tooth, and I’m an unapologetic key lime pie snob. Nellie and Joe’s, folks, Nellie and Joe’s…
I’m an Eagle Scout, and I’ve got the knot-tying chops to prove it.
I used to guide backpacking trips in New Mexico, and spent a month with the National Outdoor Leadership School, where I learned how to navigate glaciers.
I’m the father of two rowdy, handsome, and endlessly energetic boys.
Personally, I’m in favor of the Oxford comma.
I’m pretty sure there’s no situation in life that can’t be made better by week on the Appalachian Trail. That or AC/DC’s “It’s a Long Way to the Top” cranked up to 11.