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Jolby Dawkins-Kolby Case Summary

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Kolby Dawkins- Kolby is a well-spoken professional individual with his Bachelor’s degree from Purdue University and is eager to utilize his skills in role that can provide stability. He most recently was with Covance as an ITC Program Specialist responsible for reviewing benefits, enrolling customers into financial aid, and determining which financial assistance would suit the customer. He left there because he was living in Greenfield and relocated back to Indianapolis which made for a difficult commute. Before that he was with NextGear Capital as a Dealer Services Rep responsible for handling inbound calls from dealerships. He left there because at that time he moved to Greenfield and needed to work near there. Before that he worked at Coca-Cola

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