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Ed Jernigan, CEO After graduating from EKU, Mr. Jernigan
held several accounting and management positions with the following
companies: Clark Equipment, Boone Contracting, and Irvin Industries. He also
started his own accounting practice which he operated for five years.
Although he built the accounting practice into a successful business, Mr.
Jernigan decided he did not want to follow that career path. He sold his
practice in 1978 and accepted the Controller’s position for the
Lexington-Fayette County Health Department. He was later promoted to the Administrator’s
position. During the three (3) years the Mr. Jernigan was in this position
the Health Department greatly increased revenue sources and the annual budget
more than doubled to over 10 million dollars with over 300 employees. In 1983
Mr. Jernigan purchased a franchise from America’s largest waterproofing
company and began a new business. As the business flourished, he purchased a
blanket franchise for the Southeast. He owned and operated 8 offices in 6
states. Mr. Jernigan’s offices earned several National awards for
growth, production, and overall achievement and produced several of the top
salesman awards. Mr. Jernigan sold his waterproofing franchise business in
March of 2000, and co-founded FASFLO Waterproofing Systems with Richard Ruiz,
who is the founder and President of FASTEEL Foundation Systems. Mr. Jernigan
became a FASTEEL dealer in 1993 and developed a close working relationship
with Richard Ruiz. Over the years Richard and Ed have discussed the
feasibility of developing a waterproofing method that combined the best
features of the ones available while eliminating as many of the weaknesses of
the current waterproofing systems as possible. Working with the University of
Kentucky’s Center for Robotics and Manufacturing, FASTEEL’S own
engineers, and utilizing their extensive experience. Mr. Ruiz and Mr.
Jernigan have developed a top of the line waterproofing method that is
technically superior to all other systems. FASFLO waterproofing systems is
available to all current and future FASTEEL dealers, and to every area that
has waterproofing problems. Mr. Jernigan and Mr. Ruiz are committed to making FASFLO Waterproofing Systems available to all customers who have a water problem. Through their Nationwide dealer network, their vision of innovation, excellence and commitment to the solving of water problems will be achieved while giving customers the best product available. |
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RICHARD RUIZ After leaving Southern Bell, he held seminars and trained
sales and management people for several different firms. He was employed as vice
president-sales by a St. Louis firm in the foundation stabilization industry
and provided the leadership which resulted in the tripling of revenues during
that period. In founding
FASTEEL®, Mr. Ruiz
established a corporate mission to “Set the Standards of
Excellence” in the foundation repair industry. It is his belief that no single
piering system can be the solution for all foundation failures. His company’s commitment to
research and development has resulted in several patents on multiple
innovative piering systems.
FASTEEL® has been named one of the top 25 companies in the St.
Louis area and Richard himself has been twice nominated as
“Entrepreneur of the Year”. |
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Bruce Crawley A career media and advertising
professional, Bruce Crawley joined Fasflo as a founding member of the Square
1 agency team after operating his own general, full-service agency for 11
years. Bruce attended the University of Kentucky,
where he obtained his BA in Telecommunications and MA in Human Communication.
While in school he worked as a part-time disc jockey, research director,
fill-in news anchor and advertising copywriter for local commercial radio
stations. After graduation, Bruce wrote and produced
commercials for a wide variety of advertisers for central Kentucky radio and
TV stations. On that creative experience he built the foundation for his
advertising agency, learning the ropes of media planning, account management,
and business operations "in self defense." Before joining
Fasflo and Square 1, Bruce had accumulated a roster of clients including
retailers, banks, and governmental accounts, along with numerous Addy Awards
and Citations for creative excellence. His clients have uniformly appreciated
his honesty and integrity in handling all aspects of their business, as well
as the creativity he has brought to their advertising. In addition to Bruce’s advertising
career, he continues to stay involved with the University of Kentucky
community. As adjunct faculty he has taught undergraduate classes in Basic
Public Speaking, Intro to Communication, Interpersonal Communication,
Advertising Principles and Advertising Message Preparation. Most recently he
has developed a specialized course in Ethics for students majoring in
Advertising and Public Relations. Bruce is an active member of his church, and is a volunteer youth soccer coach. He is married to Lee Ann and together they have two daughters, Abigail and Rebekah. The Crawleys live in Lexington. |
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Steve Jernigan Steve is a graduate of Woodford County High
School and attended Eastern Kentucky University were he studied architecture.
After attending the university, he went to work with his father who had
several locations for one of the nation’s leading waterproofing
franchises. He has concentrated his career in this area since 1988, having
studied may different situations and resolved many challenges. This
understanding of waterproofing makes him an essential part of FASFLO. Working directly as a laborer, he learned
the pros and cons of the waterproofing industry. Steve quickly worked his way
through the ranks to become crew supervisor and production manager. While in
these positions, he received several awards for high production and
production quality. In 1993, he obtained his original certification in
foundation repair, and has provided hands-on technical training in
waterproofing as well as foundation repair. For years he has enjoyed the
challenge of resolving several wet basement and foundation problems. This
experience has more than qualified Steve to write FASFLO’s technical
manuals used to train dealers throughout the U.S. Out of the office, Steve is the father of three beautiful children, and enjoys spending time with them and his wife. In his spare time, he enjoys camping, fishing, horseback riding, and softball. Steve’s most recent challenge involves team penning and team roping. He and his family are involved in the community church as well as the local school system. As a family man, integrity, honesty, and common courtesy are a priority. |
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Angela
M. Hicks After Ms. Hicks completed her education in
1982 she began working full time for a successful entrepreneur named Wallace
Wilkinson who later became Governor of Kentucky. During her more than 20 years working
closely with Governor Wilkinson and his wife Martha, her duties covered many
areas of business. She was
responsible for compiling and maintaining financial records of various
companies, such as a 4000 acre farming/cattle/dairy property, luxury air
charter, limousine service, coal and timber properties, large hotel,
commercial rental properties and a large downtown apartment high rise. Ms. Hicks organized and set up records on
two gubernatorial campaigns. She
compiled and prepared the contributors lists and quarterly accounting
reports. Her reporting records
received state approval after being audited for the Martha S. Wilkinson for
Governor Campaign requiring no contribution refunds, which is a commendable
accomplishment. It was necessary in her position to
establish good relations with the executive air charter clients who would
often fly private charter. She
negotiated discounts and specialized services for their flights and often
followed up to ensure their trips were handled with the professional service
expected when servicing elite clientele. She was also responsible for coordinating
annual company events and parties as well as coordinating gifts for employees
and business associates. Ms. Hicks approved the leasing and repairs
of twenty luxury condos located in the Capital Plaza Hotel in Frankfort,
Kentucky. She negotiated
management fees with the leasing firm and was responsible for maintaining the
décor ensuring the color schemes and furniture did not become out
dated nor tattered. In
2002 Ms. Hicks met Mr. Ed Jernigan and became part of the management team for
Fas-Flo and STS Enterprises, Inc.
She is responsible for overseeing the day to day office operations as
well as maintaining the financial records, which includes compiling weekly
cash flow and margin analysis.
She is a detailed-oriented professional with over twenty five years of
experience at all levels of business and is dedicated to her work. Ms. Hicks continually strives to
achieve her goals and assist others in achieving theirs. She is instrumental in the success of
the day to day operations of the office. |
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Cathy
L. Crowe Ms. Crowe is a graduate of Breathitt County
High School. She graduated from
Morehead State University with a degree in nursing. After following her dream for a number
of years as a nurse and working as a supervisor, she left the field to pursue
a career in customer service. She is service oriented and often
volunteers with the American Heart Walk and mentored Girl Scouts throughout
the years while her daughter was an active member. She also was a member of Health
Organizational Students of America while in college. Ms. Crowe’s years in nursing has
given her the needed experience to help people. It has made her sensitive to their
need which in turn helps her relate to their problems. It puts her on a more
personal level with the customer. |
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Wayne
S. Campbell Mr. Campbell is a graduate of Henry Clay
High School and began working in the waterproofing and foundation repair
industry immediately after completing his education. He now has more than 20 years
experience in the business. He started his career as a crewman and has
worked his way through many levels in the company. After mastering his skills as a member
of the crew, he moved up the ladder to Job Foreman training many men along the
way. He eventually was promoted
to Production Manager overseeing every aspect of all jobs, while maintaining
the stock and inventory, and managing personnel. He then furthered his career by moving
into home inspections. Mr. Campbell is a vital member of our
team. His experience and vast
knowledge in the field allow the company to utilize him to inspect potential
jobs as well as jobs in progress, follow up on production, problem solve and
aide in training the crew members. |
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T.
Scott Bailey Mr. Bailey graduated from George Rogers
Clark High School and joined the Army in 1986 where he was an Artillery
Specialist while serving our country.
He completed his four years in the military and was Honorably
Discharged in 1990. He returned
home to pursue a career in management.
He has been working in the waterproofing
and foundation repair industry since the mid 90’s, and has extensive
knowledge and experience in the field.
He began his career as a crewman and worked his way up to Job Foreman,
and was promoted to Production Manager. His responsibilities as the
Production Manager include training, customer service, overseeing jobs,
maintaining inventory and managing all aspects of the crews. |
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