Pam Jenkins is a senior partner with Babbage Cofounder, Pam is involved in city, state, and federal government issues. She began her work as a government affairs consultant in 1993 as the Kentucky legislative agent for MCI. She became a registered lobbyist 15 years ago when AFLAC first hired her and continues to serve on their governmental relations policy team and as an active member in their biennial governmental summit.

The one-time owner of a road construction business and trucking company, Pam was been recognized as the entrepreneur of the year by the Washington County Business and Professional Women and was one of seven finalists in the statewide competition.

The Lexington-Fayette County Chamber of Commerce named her trucking company as the Small Business of the Year in 1986.

Kentucky State Auditor Bob Babbage invited Pam to join the Auditor’s office where she served as assistant chief of staff on the executive committee. In 1992, Babbage was elected Secretary of State and partnered with MCI to bring about a “register to vote by phone” program naming Pam as the project manager.

Today, Pam continues to focus on clients varying from road construction to health service organizations. Her strong business background and legislative expertise provides a winning combination for the Babbage Cofounder team.