Leadership
James Sauceman Education Manager - Staff
Growing up, I wanted to be a
.. Counselor
If I owned a business, it would be
I was the proud owner of 23 Junk Street and recently sold it to pursue other dreams! I will always be a business owner at heart and in the future would love to run an event coordinating business.
My favorite quote is
"God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the Courage to change the things I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference."The Serenity Prayer
When I'm not at work... my husband and I love taking our kids on camping trips in our RV and exploring outside. We love to fish, hunt, play street football, and we are amazing frisbee throwers!
What I remember most about elementary school is... my best friend and all the adventures we had together.
If I could have any job for one day, I would want to be
Criminal Psychologist! I am intrigued by the human mind and have a passion for guiding those that took the wrong path.
I love working at JA because
the best part of JA is the engagement with the community. I love meeting new people and working closely with them to build a stronger youth. Our volunteers, teachers, and school administrators all share the same passion in teaching kids how to be the best future selves they can be and I love being a part of that.
Learn more about Jennifer
Jennifer was born and raised in Stephenville, TX, home of the Yellow Jackets. She moved to Abilene in 2005 where she began raising a family and eventually made Abilene her new home. After having her fourth daughter in 2013, she decided to go back to college to pursue a degree in Psychology at HSU. During that time, Jennifer started a small business and continued school as well as running the storefront, 23 Junk Street. The business continued to grow and while she did gain her B.A. of Psychology in 2018, further education was put on hold to continue the business. Since then, she has sold the store and is focusing on spending more time with her family and plans to go back to school one day. Today Jennifer owns a small part-time screen-printing business, works as a freelance event coordinator where she works with local businesses to organize various community events, and serves on event committees when asked. She loves being busy and thrives in organized chaos. She is extremely happy to be a part of Junior Achievement and cannot wait to see what the future brings.
Jennifer is married to Mateo Martinez and has four beautiful daughters. Cameron-17, Taylor-14, Chloi-10, and Zoi-7.
James Sauceman Education Manager - Staff
Growing up, I wanted to be a
.. Counselor
If I owned a business, it would be
I was the proud owner of 23 Junk Street and recently sold it to pursue other dreams! I will always be a business owner at heart and in the future would love to run an event coordinating business.
My favorite quote is
"God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the Courage to change the things I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference."The Serenity Prayer
When I'm not at work... my husband and I love taking our kids on camping trips in our RV and exploring outside. We love to fish, hunt, play street football, and we are amazing frisbee throwers!
What I remember most about elementary school is... my best friend and all the adventures we had together.
If I could have any job for one day, I would want to be
Criminal Psychologist! I am intrigued by the human mind and have a passion for guiding those that took the wrong path.
I love working at JA because
the best part of JA is the engagement with the community. I love meeting new people and working closely with them to build a stronger youth. Our volunteers, teachers, and school administrators all share the same passion in teaching kids how to be the best future selves they can be and I love being a part of that.
Learn more about Jennifer
Jennifer was born and raised in Stephenville, TX, home of the Yellow Jackets. She moved to Abilene in 2005 where she began raising a family and eventually made Abilene her new home. After having her fourth daughter in 2013, she decided to go back to college to pursue a degree in Psychology at HSU. During that time, Jennifer started a small business and continued school as well as running the storefront, 23 Junk Street. The business continued to grow and while she did gain her B.A. of Psychology in 2018, further education was put on hold to continue the business. Since then, she has sold the store and is focusing on spending more time with her family and plans to go back to school one day. Today Jennifer owns a small part-time screen-printing business, works as a freelance event coordinator where she works with local businesses to organize various community events, and serves on event committees when asked. She loves being busy and thrives in organized chaos. She is extremely happy to be a part of Junior Achievement and cannot wait to see what the future brings.
Jennifer is married to Mateo Martinez and has four beautiful daughters. Cameron-17, Taylor-14, Chloi-10, and Zoi-7.
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