Jasmine Joyner

Background

About Jasmine Joyner

Though I've worked in the Financial Services industry for the greater part of my professional tenure, my workforce initiation was in the Mental Health eld. As a community mental health advocate and Health/Safety Officer, I immersed myself in this empathy driven role, recognizing patterns and themes that seemed to relentlessly follow underserved communities. I knew I always wanted to serve in a solution-driven capacity. The evolution of my career eventually landed at the apex of Finance and Technology. As a banker, I used radical and real approaches to infiltrate populations still dealing with a lack of trust in US banking systems and proudly assisted many families on their journeys to financial health and abundance. This role catapulted my investment in and motivation to utilize my diverse skillsets, becoming an expert financial literacy resource in multi-faceted communities, both underserved and affluent. This resulted in securing diverse partnerships at the grassroot, collegiate, or corporate levels. My full gratitude goes to these partnerships for supporting BLAST CORP, a community service focused non-profit organization I co-founded in Raleigh, North Carolina. With current non-profit work and as chairperson of the Black Q2 ERG, I enthusiastically continue to serve communities internationally. In addition to my role as a PrecisionLender Product Support Analyst, now carefully guiding clients in their efforts to profitably price commercial loans, I’m also helping to drive DEI efforts at Q2, holding monthly presentations and meetings company-wide. As a point of contact for Q2ers at every level on DEI related issues, I am committed to keeping my ear to the ground, ever learning ways that we can go farther together.