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Jahmone Salmon


Meet Jahmone, a seasoned brand development professional with over 8 years of experience leading and managing diverse teams (since 2017). Holding a Bachelor's degree in Marketing from The University of the West Indies, a Lean Six Sigma Certification, and a Master’s degree in Big Data and Business Intelligence from Universidad Internacional Isabel I de Castilla, taught by ENEB – a business school in Barcelona, Spain – Jahmone seamlessly blends expertise in data-driven decision-making, process optimization, and strategic marketing. He is a skilled problem solver with a sharp ability to analyze data, identify root causes, and implement effective solutions.

Beyond his expertise in data and operations, Jahmone has held key roles in sales and consulting for global brands such as Microsoft, AT&T, and 1-800-DENTIST. His experience with these industry leaders has provided deep insights into corporate sales strategies, CRM management, customer engagement, and operational efficiency, further strengthening his ability to drive business growth at any scale. He also has extensive hands-on experience with leading CRM platforms, including Microsoft Dynamics 365, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, and other enterprise solutions that drive sales, marketing automation, and customer success.

Currently, Jahmone serves as the Chief Executive Designer at Hubmark, a brand development company and an Authorized Zoho Partner dedicated to helping businesses establish strong branding, marketing, and digital infrastructure. Under his leadership, Hubmark has served over 170 clients across all major industries, working with businesses in the USA, Colombia, Barbados, The Bahamas, Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago, and beyond. Through strategic planning and execution, Jahmone and his team, known as Hubbers, help organizations automate processes, streamline operations, and implement robust CRM systems to enhance business intelligence and overall efficiency.

With extensive experience across multiple industries and international markets, Jahmone is well-equipped to support businesses of all sizes. His expertise makes him a valuable asset to any team or organization seeking to improve and automate processes, optimize CRM strategies, and leverage data-driven insights for sustainable growth.


Timeline
  • 2018 Co-found Hubmark
  • 2017 Started a BSc in Marketing at The University of the West Indies, Mona
  • 2016 Studied Project Management at Gomex Institute of Technology
  • 2014 Marketing Manager at Twickenham Enterprize
  • 2014 Board of Director Supreme Twister All-Stars
  • 2013 Marketing Manager at Victory House Restaurant
  • 2013 Director of Election & Acting President at Dela Vega City Youth Club
  • 2012 Chairman and President at JMTHS Peer Counsellors Association
  • 2011 Studied at Jose Marti Technical
  • 2006 Went to St. Catherine's High School
  • 1994 Oct 6, Born

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