Executive Team

Richard Smith
President & CEO

Richard has served as president and chief executive officer of James Consulting Solutions since December of 2010. Since joining the firm, he has focused on client work has focused on innovation, strategy, and large-scale transformation in the health care and consumer sectors.

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Megan Holloway
Chief Financial Officer

Megan has served as chief financial officer of James Consulting Solutions since April of 2005. Since joining the firm, she has focused on dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry.

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Jackson Stills
Chief Operations Officer

Jackson has served as chief operations officer of James Consulting Solutions since June of 2010. Since joining the firm, he has focused on dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry.

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Jennifer Wagner
Chief Marketing Officer

Jennifer is a partner and its chief marketing officer. She leads the global marketing, branding, and communications functions and is a member of the Strategy, Marketing & Sales practice.

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Jeffrey Switch
Chief Counsel

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