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Diverse Investments Management and Services Company is a conglomerate with three separate lines of business, Investments, Management, and Services. Our goal is to provide superior service and complete customer satisfaction, to assist other businesses in achieving profitability through our guidance, and investing wisely.
The President and founder H. Jackson Turner II graduated from High School at age 16 and began working his way through college in 1980.
After years of off and on college, H. Jackson Turner II graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BSED in Secondary Mathematics and began teaching.
During the third year of his tenure, he developed and taught a computer science curriculum. His Information Technology career began soon afterwards when he graduated Cum Laude with a B.S. in Computer Science.
H. Jackson Turner II worked for five years as a mainframe Assembly/Cobol developer for a Fortune 500 company when he was offered the opportunity to be a part of a spin-off during the Dot Com craze of the late 1990's and early 2000's.
The experiences he gained from integrating the mainframe with the Internet for two years led him to a position with another Fortune 500 company earning twice his prior salary.
Over the next five years H. Jackson Turner II invested his excess earnings in Real Estate, exhibiting an ability to identify, acquire, and manage investment properties. At about the fourth year of his tenure, it became apparent that working a 9 to 5 was preventing him from expanding his business, and consequently, upon being 100% vested, he resigned and founded Diverse Investments Management and Services Company, a Real Estate Investment and Property Management company.
Soon afterwards, opportunities in Information Technology emerged, and a long term Information Technology agreement was acquired.
Today Diverse Investments Management a Services Company holds over $1,000,000.00 in Real Estate equity, manages multi-family properties for several other real estate investment companies, and operates an extended Information Technology agreement converting and integrating outdated systems.
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