Christopher Jackson
Managing Partner

“Hard work and effort build consistency and confidence.” At least, that’s what my grandfather always told me.
Growing up in St. Matthews, South Carolina—a small town with a population of fewer than 2,000 people—I quickly realized that I wanted to think bigger than my surroundings. While I appreciated the values my hometown gave me, such as patience, humility, and respect for others, I never allowed the small-town mentality to limit my ambitions. With much of my family being from Queens, New York, I was exposed to different perspectives that encouraged me to dream beyond where I started.
As the youngest of my mother’s children, I’ve always carried one major goal: to make sure my mother can retire comfortably and enjoy the life she deserves. That purpose has fueled every major decision I’ve made.
After graduating from high school, I attended South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, South Carolina, where I earned a degree in Marketing. Throughout those four years, I developed an entrepreneurial mindset that pushed me to create something of my own. Combining my passion for fashion and business, I launched Baggboy$ Clothing. The brand was growing, but like every business, I quickly learned that success requires continuous investment, sacrifice, and resilience.
Balancing college, work, and building a business taught me something important—I thrive under pressure. I enjoy challenging myself, chasing ambitious goals, and embracing the responsibility that comes with creating success.
Outside of business, I’m someone who enjoys staying active and making the most of life. Whether I’m cheering on the Seattle Seahawks, spending quality time with loved ones, traveling to new cities, or trying different cuisines, I believe every experience helps shape who I become.
I live by the belief that life is what you make it. Anyone can make lemonade when life gives them lemons—but I’d rather make apple juice and leave people wondering how I did it. To me, success isn’t about accepting the circumstances you’re given; it’s about creating opportunities that others never imagined.