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Trustee: Cynthia E. Jackson, C'81

Spelman Trustee Cynthia Jackson President/CEO, Workforce Loyalty, LLC
B.A., Spelman College
Spelman College Board of Trustees: Elected in 2013
Vice Chair, Audit, Compliance & Risk Committee

Cynthia Jackson, nicknamed CJ her first day at Spelman College, graduated in 1981 with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology. Jackson serves as a director of solutions delivery for Healthcare IT Leaders (HIT), Healthy Returns Practice. During the pandemic, she worked with higher education institutions to stand up COVID testing sites, contact tracing and nurse triage solutions. She is also responsible for the IT team that develops and manages the solutions for all of HIT’s Healthy Returns customers.

Jackson has a knack for finding unique positions. Five of the eight corporate positions she has held were created specifically for her. All five led to promotions that resulted in executive positions including one as president of B2B workforce. Prior to working for HIT, Jackson was the founder/CEO of Workforce Loyalty, a next-generation software product and services company, providing solutions for staffing companies. She was responsible for all aspects of the business from design to implementation.

When she is not working, Jackson is very involved with Spelman. She sits on the Board of Spelman, is a member of the Decatur Chapter NAASC, and mentors Spelman students while on campus and continues after they graduate. Jackson knows her most important responsibility in life is her role as president of the class of 1981.

Why I Serve on the Spelman College Board of Trustees

I chose to serve on the Board of Spelman College because I love my alma mater with all my heart. Spelman gave me an outstanding education, lifelong friendships, opportunities to build leadership skills and bolstered my confidence. By serving in this capacity, I hope I am able to give back to an institution that gave me so much. I pray my humble efforts help to ensure Spelman continues to flourish and educate thousands of women of African descent for many years to come.