Jamie Pole:
CLASS OF 1987
West Haven High SchoolClass of 1987
West haven, CT
Notre Dame High SchoolClass of 1987
West haven, CT
May V. Carrigan Middle SchoolClass of 1983
West haven, CT
First Avenue SchoolClass of 1981
West haven, CT
Duzine Elementary SchoolClass of 1978
New paltz, NY
Jamie's Story
Life
Graduated High School - Enlisted in the Army - Went to college - Got married - Consulted - Became VP of Data Security for biggest bank in the world - Founded consulting business - Traveled to more foreign countries than I can easily count - Now doing contract work for the Department of Defense.
College
Attended school, and was hired as a faculty associate. Tutored many classes I was taking, along with teaching labs, grading papers, proctoring exams, etc. Worked as an armed security officer (Condo-Cop) with a K-9 for a while. THAT was a lot of fun - more fun than school, in fact. College bored me out of my mind.
Workplace
I couldn't find a job that held my interest, so after deciding that I was not going to work on Wall Street anymore (I was the Vice President of Data Security for Deutsche Bank AG), I started my own company, J.C. Pole and Associates, Inc. JCPandA is 100% owned by my wife, Andie, and currently bids work all over the world. In the last few years, I have worked in Great Britain, France, Spain, Germany, Greece, Russia, United Arab Emirates, Scotland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mexico, Belize, Japan, and quite a few others. Right now, I'm on contract t...Expand for more
o the Department of Defense.
Military
I worked with the Operations Sergeant in the Logistics Operations (LogOps) section of the 395th Supply and Service battalion, which is a component of the 76th Reserve Training Division of First United States Army Forces Command (FUSA FORSCOM). In addition to working with the Operations Sergeant, I also worked with the head of the section (S2/S3/Log), who was a Major. Both the Operations Sergeant, and the Major were excellent men who were very interested in my professional development. At times, I also worked with the commanding officer of the Headquarters Company (HHC) of the 395th, who was a Captain. Again, the Captain took a great interest in my military career, trying unsuccessfully to get me to "go career". I was practically promised a "slot" in officer training, had I decided to go this route. I loved every second of my military service - EVERY second of it! (Drill Sergeant Harris - if you ever read this, that DOES include BCT at Fort Knox...) I cannot recommend military service in strong-enough terms - the Army taught me to be a leader, and to finish everything I start. These are skills that cannot be learned anywhere else.
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