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Mrs. Christy Davis Jackson, Esq. was a sought-after strategist, speaker, and thought leader who provided her corporate, non-profit, and government clients with the tools necessary to transform and revitalize cities nationwide. 

As part of her 25-year career in strategic management, public affairs, and public policy analysis, Mrs. Davis Jackson served as Chief Counsel for the first African American woman in the state legislature, the late Dr. Wynona M. Lipman, as State Director for the late US Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, as Director of Media Relations and Public Affairs for Warner Lambert Company, as Campaign Manager for former US Senator Jon S. Corzine's US Senate campaign, as Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Davis and Partners, a leading public affairs company, as Vice President of the largest health sciences and medical education organization in the country, and as Chief Executive Officer of the premiere education organization in the state of New Jersey. Her client roster included but was not limited to Prime Healthcare, Verizon, Eli Lilly Companies, Roizman Development,
Traffic Plan Company, and PKF MARK III.

In addition to being an attorney, Mrs. Davis Jackson was a certified compliance professional and advised clients in workforce compliance protocols as an expert.

Mrs. Davis Jackson received numerous professional awards, including the Urban League's Vanguard Award, the Junior Achievement Mega Mentor Award, and the Central Labor Council's A. Philip Randolph Award for advancing the interest of minority businesses in New Jersey. She was honored by the cities of Newark, New Jersey, and Orange, New Jersey, for her civic and community engagement. She currently serves on the African American Chamber of Commerce Board for the State of New Jersey.

As an Episcopal Supervisor in the AME Church, Mrs. Davis Jackson served as Supervisor of Missions for the 20th Episcopal District (countries of Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania), The 6th Episcopal District (State of Georgia, USA,) and at the time of her death served in that capacity for the 2nd Episcopal District (Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina).

A Midwesterner by birth, Mrs. Davis Jackson held a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a Juris Doctorate from Rutgers University School of Law. She also studied at the London School of Economics and Richmond College in London, England.

Supervisor Jackson transitioned on December 1, 2024. She is survived by Bishop  Reginald T. Jackson, the 132nd elected and consecrated Bishop in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. She has two children: Regina Victoria, a classically trained musician who lives in Atlanta, Georgia, and Seth Joshua, a freshman at Louisiana State University.