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Jeanine Jackson is listed as Board of Directors at Africap LLC, a company with 4 employees, based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Jeanine Jackson.
Jeanine Jackson previously worked as Board Of Directors at Age Africa: Advancing Girls' Education and Subject Matter Expert - Interagency at Natech.
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Twice a U.S. Ambassador, also a retired Senior Diplomat and a retired Army Colonel, I apply broad knowledge, managerial expertise and refined leadership skills to further United States interests at home and abroad. Strong speaking, writing, and people skills. Extensive diplomatic, military, developmental, logistical, and conflict experience. Particularly adept at bridging cultural gaps.I proudly serve on the Board of Directors of AFRICAP, a Africa-focused private equity fund, that is making a direct impact on African development through investments in growing businesses and in people. My passion for girls education is focused on AGE Africa which provides life-changing opportunities to young women in Malawi through targeted initiatives in secondary and tertiary education plus life skills, mentoring and leadership development.Since 2016, I have trained joint military leadership, staff and troops to understand and work effectively with non-military U.S. Government agencies, international organizations, and multinational allies. I also consult on a wide range of administrative and logistical support challenges facing U.S. Embassies, particularly Embassies in Conflict Zones.As U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Malawi (2011-2014) I led a $250 Million development, governance and security assistance program. I served as Minister Counselor for Management in Baghdad (2009-2011) and received The Secretary of State's Distinguished Honor Award for spearheading the multi-agency task force that transitioned support for the world’s largest Embassy from Defense to State Department responsibility and for successfully overseeing a $6 Billion budget. As Ambassador to Burkina Faso (2006-2009) I oversaw girls education, health and U.S. military security cooperation programs. Other diplomatic postings include Afghanistan (2001-2003), Kenya, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Switzerland and Washington. As an Army officer I served in Germany and Korea and as a civilian, in Vietnam.I met my husband Mark in Germany when we were both Army Lieutenants. We both retired at the rank of Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve; he is also a retired Senior Diplomat. Music, art and travel are my hobbies. I am a native of Wyoming and live in North Carolina and Washington DC.
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Houston, Texas, United States
I am a member of the the Board of Directors of AFRICAP, a Africa-focused private equity fund, that is making a direct impact on African development through investments in growing businesses and in people. Through my extensive U.S. Government experience and travel in Africa, I provide AFRICAP with cultural, partnership and investment advice and tap my.
Washington DC
As a member of the Board of Directors of Advancing Girls Education in Africa (AGE-AFRICA), I provide a wide range of advice on operations, strategic planning, education programs and networking. AGE Africa provides life-changing opportunities to young women in Malawi through targeted initiatives in secondary and tertiary education plus life skills.
Various Army Bases
I am a Trainer and Subject Matter Expert for the Army's Mission Command Training Program, Ft. Leavenworth, KS. I train Army and joint leadership, staff and troops at various locations on how best to achieve results when working with the U.S. Government interagency, and with international organizations and allies. During War Fighter Exercises I play the.
Reston, VA
I provide expert advice based on Foreign Service and Military experience to the company as it seeks opportunities to bid on service support contracts to the U.S. Government. These primarily include those supporting U.S. Embassies world-wide or State or Defense Department domestic organizations. I provide informed perspectives on transportation, facilities.
Lilongwe, Malawi
-Led a 480-person team implementing a $250 million development and security assistance program with particular focus sustainable programs and capacity building for health, education, agriculture, environment and governance.-When Malawi faced constitutional crises, my influence helped enable consensus among the country's leaders, who then achieved.
Baghdad, Iraq
-Managed all administrative support for the world's largest Embassy.-As the U.S. military reduced its presence, I spearheaded a mult-agency, civilian-military task force to plan and execute transition of support for all U.S. agencies from DoD to State Department responsibility. Established contracts for life support, health care, logistics, aerial.
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
-Led a partnership to improve social services. Oversaw Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold Compact for girls education and launched a Compact for infrastructure projects.-Trained Burkina Faso military for peacekeeping missions. When security threats appeared in the Southern Sahara, enabled U.S. military efforts by security a status of forces.
Washington, DC
Coordinated all management and support aspects of the transition in Iraq from the Coalition Provisional Authority to U.S. Embassy and planned for a new Embassy compound.
Kabul, Afghanistan
In December 2001 I led the advance team to reopen the U.S. Embassy in Kabul and served a senior U.S. for the weeks following.I returned to Kabul in 2002 to establish the administrative support platform and planned for a new Embassy compound.
Hong Kong
Managed human resources for multiple agencies with a focus on issues related to the reversion of Hong Kong to Chinese sovereignty. Implemented a U.S. law addressing insecurity faced by the U.S. Government's local employees at the time reversion.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Managed visa operations and American Citizens Services
Washingon, DC
As Post Management Officer for the posts in the former Soviet Union, I managed from Washington and on the ground the administrative aspects of establishing Embassies in the 13 new countries left in the wake of the Soviet Union's dissolution.
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Jeanine Jackson works for Africap LLC.
Jeanine Jackson is listed as Board of Directors at Africap LLC.
Jeanine Jackson is based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States while working with Africap LLC.
Jeanine Jackson has worked for Africap Llc, Age Africa: Advancing Girls' Education, Natech, Sallyport Global Services, and U.S. Embassy, Lilongwe, Malawi.
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Jeanine Jackson is listed with skills including Management, Leadership, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Overseas Experience, International Relations, Logistics Management, and International Development.
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