SUCCESS: Jason was an outstanding student-athlete for SU Football from 2001 to 2004. A team captain and MVP in 2004, he ranks among SU’s all-time leaders with 2,290 yards (3rd), 45 touchdowns (2nd) and 530 carries (5th). He earned All-Middle Atlantic Conference honors three times: 2001 (honorable mention), 2002 (second team) and 2004 (first team). In 2005, he received both the Blair Heaton Student-Athlete Character Award and the Alumni Association’s Outstanding Senior Man Award. He was inducted into the Pennsylvania Hall of Fame – West Branch Valley Chapter in 2012 for his achievements in football and wrestling. He also received the Randy Zook MVP Award in 2004. Jason is currently the Americas Head of Investor Relations at Lombard Odier Investment Managers. He previously spent 18 years at Goldman Sachs, including 10 years as a vice president in prime services sales. He earned his MBA in Finance from Seton Hall University in 2012.
SERVICE: Jason has demonstrated consistent service through both professional and personal commitments. He is a former member of the Capitalize for Kids Leadership Council and currently serves as an elder and finance committee member at the First Presbyterian Church of Sparta. Jason and his family raise puppies for The Seeing Eye, whose mission is to enhance the independence, dignity and self-confidence of blind people using seeing-eye dogs.
SPIRIT: Jason has remained engaged with SU athletics, attending games during his brother Ryan’s playing years and continuing to promote the value of lifelong physical activity. He has coached his children’s soccer, basketball and flag football teams and remains active himself, completing numerous 5K races and a half marathon.
ADVOCACY: At Goldman Sachs, Jason hosted SU students for many years, and he has spoken on campus multiple times to business school classes. He currently serves on the Sigmund Weis School of Business Advisory Board. He also co-founded the New York City alumni chapter and regularly meets with SU students to offer mentorship and career advice.
