Jillian Barrick Jones
Senior Managing Consultant

Email:

jonesj@pfm.com

Business Specialty:

Financial Management
Strategic Consulting

Office:

Atlanta
Bank of America Plaza
600 Peachtree Street, N.E.; Suite 3770
Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: 404-876-1919
Fax: 404-876-2353

Jillian Barrick Jones is a Senior Managing Consultant in the PFM Strategic Consulting practice. She has led budget support engagements for the City of Newark, NJ and the School District of Philadelphia as the principal analyst in multi-year financial planning and budgeting engagements in Erie County, NY, Shelby County, TN and the City of Memphis, TN. She has managed a multi-year planning engagement for St. Johns County, FL, and a labor strategy analysis for Memphis Light, Gas & Water. Ms. Barrick Jones analysis supported cost allocation and revenue enhancement initiatives for the City of Minneapolis, MN and the City of Camden, NJ.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Barrick Jones served as the Manager of Comprehensive Planning for East Orange, New Jersey, helping the City become the first to graduate from the state's "Distressed Cities" program while earning East Orange's first investment grade credit rating in a generation. During this period of urban revitalization, Ms. Barrick Jones was responsible for the development of land use strategies, land use administration through the Planning and Zoning Boards, and city policy related to economic and community development. As part of East Orange's concentrated efforts toward development and fiscal stability, Ms. Barrick Jones and her division led the implementation of five major redevelopment projects.

Ms. Barrick Jones is a member of the American Planning Association and is an associate member of the Urban Land Institute. She is also a 2002 Fellow of Leadership Newark, whose mission is to enhance and develop the skills and knowledge of a diverse network of emerging and experienced leaders to build, strengthen and serve Newark, New Jersey and its surrounding metropolitan area.

Ms. Barrick Jones earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she received the Stanley Love-Stanley Award. She has also earned a certificate in Urban Policy from the Institute's School of City Planning.