Jeremy’s work in hospitality has been a lifelong passion. Soon after college, he joined the family business, overseeing assisted living and senior care facilities. There he discovered the wisdom of learning from those older than him. He learned the power of wonder and curiosity, too, which he brings to leading groups of men.
A past president of the Lexington Foundation, Jeremy facilitated grants and scholarships for the medical field. He has volunteered at Ronald McDonald House Charities. He also led his family’s efforts to raise awareness and funds for the Alzheimer’s Association.
In 2020 Jeremy experienced several challenging and abrupt life changes. He separated from his wife and began a new career all at the same time. These life changes gave him a chance to see a new way forward amid the struggle. Turning to men’s work and becoming an avid reader during this time, this new path gave him the chance to look inward and realize what was most important in his life and he re-aligned his priorities.
Jeremy has a degree in business management from Coastal Carolina University. After a short stay in Manhattan, he returned to the Midwest. A lifelong Chicagoan, he lives in the western suburbs with his kids. Someday he would love to move from the Midwest to the coast of the Carolinas.