MABRIE G. JACKSON
Place 3
972-941-7107
Mabriej@plano.gov

Mabrie Griffith Jackson moved to Plano with her family in 1970.  She is married to Marshall Jackson, whom she met in the second grade at Shepard Elementary.  They are the proud parents of two sons, James and Mitchell.  Mabrie and Marshall both come from families dedicated to public and volunteer service and are active in many community organizations. 

PROFESSIONAL

• Currently employed at Microsoft Corporation (since 1996), District Partner Account Manager
• 9 ½ years at EDS Corporation, Financial Services Division, Marketing Specialist
• Texas House of Representatives, Legislative Assistant

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

• National League of Cities Human Development Policy and Advocacy Committee
• Texas Municipal League Legislative Policy Committee on Municipal Revenue and Taxation Resolutions Committee
• North Texas Commission
• Collin County Child Protective Services Board, former President

EXTENSIVE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

• Member, Chase Oaks Church
• Member, Plano Sunrise Rotary
• Commissioner, Collin County Grand Jury
• Former Board Member, Assistance Center of Collin County
• Former Board Member, Visiting Nurses Association (VNA) of North Texas
• Former Service Chair, Forest Creek Women’s Club
• Member, Forest Creek HOA
• Member, Forest Creek Women’s Club
• Member, Daughters of the American Revolution-Mary Shirley Maguire Chapter
• Member/Volunteer, Carlisle Elementary PTA
• Member/Volunteer, Jasper High School PTA
• Former Member/Volunteer, Schimelpfenig Middle School PTA
• Volunteer, Microsoft Day of Caring -Goodwill of Dallas, Habitat for Humanity, Buckner “Shoes For The Soul”
• Student Venture, High School Ministry of Campus Crusade For Christ
• Member, Plano Sr. High School Quarterback Club

LOCAL RECOGNITION

• “21 Leaders For the 21st Century” by Inside Collin County Business
• "Outstanding Community Involvement" by National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
• City of Plano “Volunteer of the Month” presented by Mayor Pat Evans for lunch program at Day Labor Center