2014 saw the end of a chapter in the remarkable career of Jamie O’Bryan, who’s 9 year tenure as the President of First Unity Management ended at the end of last year. The last 9 years have provided many opportunities for both Jamie O’Bryan and First Unity Management.

In 2005, Jamie O’Bryan was named the President of First Unity Management. First Unity Management is a premier management services company, which provides services to both public and private sector entities such as companies as well as non-profit organizations.

Jamie O’Bryan utilized her extensive expertise in the banking and financial arenas to serve in her position as the President of First Unity Management. Having previously served as the Secretary & Treasurer for O’Bryan Grain Farms, and as the current Secretary & Treasurer of I.M. Farms, Jamie O’Bryan has experience serving 2 multi-million dollar firms as a financial professional.

Jamie O’Bryan is looking forward to the years to come as President of First Unity Management:

“I am very happy to celebrate my 9 years as President of First Unity Management. I am thankful for all of the experience and personal friends gained as a result of my service as President of the management company.” says Jamie O’Bryan.

Jamie O’Bryan is now a private consultant.

Also, Jamie O’Bryan devotes much of her time as an active volunteer. Jamie O’Bryan has managed to balance the demands of her professional life with the fulfillment of her role within a wide-range of charities and other non-profit organizations.

“As a mother of 4 as well as a busy professional, I am grateful to have found a way to balance the duties, responsibilities, and priorities of both aspects. The positive growth and development of my children is paramount.” says Jamie O’Bryan.

For many years, Jamie O’Bryan has served as a leader for the Girl Scouts of America non-profit organization. Additionally, Jamie O’Bryan has volunteered as a youth sports coach for her kids’ sports teams, an opportunity for which she is grateful to have - not only for the chance to work with young sportsmen and women from varying backgrounds and social strata, but also as a way to be involved in the growth and development of children’s lives, especially her own.