Ambitions Inc., as an entity, began as a Sociology project while I was a student at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor during the winter of 1999. In fact, its objective is to promote socioeconomic growth and development by creating jobs for career orientated individuals in pursuit of higher education. Despite the Ambitions Inc. Scholarship Fund not having been designed as a 501c3, it functions as a not for profit organization: the Ambitions Inc. Scholarship Fund is a strategic business unit.
Ambitions Inc., or the scholarship fund formerly known as the Ambitions Inc. Scholarship Fund, is tailored for the outgoing college student that spends the majority of his or her time on campus and who understands dorm life and community living. Further, employment at Ambitions Inc. allows the employee to enjoy Spring Break in Daytona, the Hampton/Howard Homecoming, a St. John's game, and a host of other events that hardworking career orientated college students miss because they are scheduled to work. In simpler terms, the job is as easy as asking someone if she/he will make a donation and our sleek new donation forms take less than ten seconds to complete. While door to door collections at Ambitions Inc. may not be the career you entered college, accumulated 120 credit hours, and crammed weekends to acquire, it is an ideal position until your first major intern presents itself. Likewise, it is a great way to meet people and one of the most exciting jobs I have ever had the pleasure of procuring.
As for me, again my name is Reginal D. Jones. Previously, I attended the University of Michigan upon graduating high school in Memphis, TN. In fact, I was a member of the high school basketball and cross country teams, the International Key Club, the Astra Club, Student Council, and Who's Who. In college, I participated in Intramural Atheletics and also worked as a U of M Ambassador in the Admissions Office of the Student Activities Building in Ann Arbor. After my freshman year, I returned to Memphis where I worked in a vinyl siding warehouse as a forklift operator in the Shipping and Receiving Department before joining the United States Navy in 2001. While enlisted, I had the opportunity to take a Financial Management class in Meridian, MS. Upon completion, I opted to spend the remainder of my enlistment in Yokosuka, Japan. As a result, I traveled the Western Pacific tour where the ship visited several countries including Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore and Guam(a US territory). Finally, I returned to the United States in 2003 at which time Ambitions Inc. became my focus. Since, I have also taken liberal courses at a local community college in Memphis as well as Computer Keyboarding and Data Entry classes at Technical and Vocational facilities within the city. Furthermore, I have currently accepted a position of employment and am contemplating relocation; I will continue to pursue a higher degree of literacy and technological advancement for both Reginal D. Jones and Ambitions Inc. alike.
