Benjamin Jackson served as CEO and Board Chairman of Aquatic Professions, Inc., a leading company featuring vital aspects of maintenance and service in the Aquatic Industry. Having served as CEO of the #1 Aquatics Service focused company in the City of Kingsport, he currently resides within Tennessee. Among the regions most avid young business men he presents his vision to “serve others passionately, to help them see potential” delivering the ultimate unique customer experience based on their companies vision for the future, “Where Our Passion Exceeds Your Expectation” philosophy.In August of 2013, the first client was served in Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America. One year later, Benjamin expanded involvement to more than ponds and aquariums for clients so he addressed the need for a local aquatics organization that focused on helping others manage their aquatic systems.The first acquisition was in the fourth quarter of 2015, Tri-Cities Aquatics Club, now legally recognized as (TEAMS) Tennessee Elite Aquarium & Marine Society. This organization is mostly comprised of local business owners, entrepreneurs and die hard hobbyists. In serving as President (of TEAMS) he is spreading the member roster into hobbyists who care for a wider range of rare and exotic animals not generally kept.Born in Kings Mountain, North Carolina and now based in the state of Tennessee, Benjamin is a thirty-seven year old married business man containing a large appetite for entrepreneurship and learning.He is an advocate for a healthy lifestyle – he maintains a two to three day-a-week workout routine and is a very average boxer, mountain-biker and pacman player...but enjoys each. His life long enjoyment is the exquisite art of bonsai, the national Aquatics industry and the deep study of sacred manuscripts and documents.Benjamin has been actively involved in the growth of A.P.Inc. (Aquatic Professions, Inc.), TEAMS (Tennessee Elite Aquarium & Marine Society) whilst also patiently chipping away on several authorship titles pending completion in 2038.