Meet Transwestern's (Other) New Ninja

This summer, Transwestern's newly established Seattle office has more than doubled in size. One addition is Mark Jackson, SVP for management services, who joins Greg Laycock. "Transwestern is a high-level alternative to other competitors. We're not focused on getting all the business from every client," Mark says. "We envisioned a boutique presence." Like Greg, Mark's a bona-fide ninja, highly trained in the martial arts. As you can see, Mark's also very willing to go the extra mile—above, he may appear to be cavern diving in Mexico, but what he's really doing is fetching a contact lens that a client accidentally dropped in the ocean.

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