Jamaica Jones is a sourcing, purchasing, and project leadership professional with roots in industrial design and a lifelong fascination with how things are made—materials, processes, people, and systems. She leads sourcing, procurement, and execution for complex interior environments, partnering with design, development, and operations teams to translate intent into buildable, durable outcomes. Her work spans workplace, hospitality, and residential projects where coordination, judgment, and long-term performance matter. Over the past two decades, Jamaica has led sourcing, FF&E, and interior delivery efforts across large-scale workplace campuses, luxury hospitality projects, bespoke residences, and design-driven restaurants. Her work lives at the intersection of design intent, manufacturing reality, and operational execution—where ideas become production-ready and quality endures at scale. She brings deep experience managing made-to-order furniture programs, domestic manufacturing partnerships, vendor relationships, and purchasing workflows, alongside multi-million-dollar FF&E, MAC, and renovation budgets. Known for aligning decisions across disciplines—not just tasks—she surfaces risk early, prevents downstream failure, and stays engaged through production and delivery to ensure products perform in real-world use. Before transitioning into large-scale sourcing and project leadership, Jamaica spent years designing and fabricating custom furnishings for luxury environments, including the Four Seasons and The Château at Beaver Creek. That hands-on fabrication background informs how she evaluates buildability, tolerances, vendor capability, and long-term performance—strengthening her ability to translate design into scalable, execution-ready solutions. She has collaborated with organizations including CBRE, Turner & Townsend, Project Management Advisors, Devcon Construction, and KBM Hogue, bringing clarity, structure, and accountability to complex builds across diverse environments. A graduate of Colorado State University with a B.S. in Project Management, Jamaica believes great design is not just what you see—it’s how it’s sourced, how it’s made, how it performs, and how long it lasts. Great design isn’t just visual—it’s operational, durable, and thoughtfully made.