John Jackley

John Jackley is a prominent business leader and community advocate with extensive experience in communications, social equity, and public service. He is currently the CEO of Advanced Technology Communications (ATC), a bilingual Spanish firm he founded in 2016.1

Professional Background

Jackley has a diverse professional background that includes:

• Founder and CEO of Advanced Technology Communications since 20161
• Former Director of Communications and Social Equity at the Portland Development Commission1
• Executive Officer at the Oregon Department of Transportation1
• Senior legislative assistant in the Oregon Senate Democratic Caucus1
• Elected member of the West Linn, Oregon City Council1
• Communications and policy advisor to Democratic leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives1

Board Positions and Community Involvement

John Jackley is actively involved in various community organizations:

• Board member of the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce12
• Former Vice Chair of the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce14
• Board member of the Asian American Pacific Chamber of Commerce1
• Board member of AJOEM (Association of Young Entrepreneurs Working for Panama)1

Publications and Media Appearances

Jackley is also an author and media commentator:

• Wrote two books: "Hill Rat: Blowing the Lid Off Congress" and "Below The Beltway"1
• Provided political commentary on various national news programs1
• His work has appeared in major publications such as the New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal1

Education

John Jackley graduated cum laude from Washington and Lee University in Virginia and received the Certificate of Public Management from the Atkinson School of Business at Willamette University in Oregon.1

While John Jackley has served as Vice Chair of the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber in the past, current information suggests he is a board member rather than the current Vice Chair.2 His LinkedIn profile (username: john-jackley-bba5b58) reflects his involvement with the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber.35