Robert Jendry

In 1954, Robert Jendry entered the seminary and left in '57 for purely secular reasons. Robert's seminarian training coincided with the height of the developing aggiornamento (updating of the Catholic Church). A window threw open into the world of enlightenment. In that period, the philosophical teachings gave light to moral theology. The teachings on equality and acceptance for a fair and just society took form as partial framework for the 1960's civil rights non-violent action and action in law change. Active in the civil movement, Robert sat at the back of the bus, boycotting businesses and signing petitions. Formative to Robert, these principles are at the core of his spirituality books and business ethics and practices.

In the 1960's, Robert left med school to explore his obsession with the emerging IT computer phenomena. In those days, a computer was the size of a small truck.

In 1998, Robert gave his own company, JEL, full time attention; working on international engagements. Successfully guiding companies in developing business models that leverage information systems to support growth and profitability objectives. Robert's dedication to solid ethics and equality approach in management has consistently provided companies with a healthy diagnostic and positive turn around to financial struggles.

Robert's work takes him to all ends of the globe. Coinciding with JEL assignments, Robert puts his skills to work in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo through his involvement with his wife Charlene's organization, Partners in Conservation (PIC).

From JEl's inception to present, Business Triage holds as the cornerstone of JEL's success. Robert's Business Triage successfully guides companies in developing business models that leverage information systems to support growth and profitability objectives. Robert's dedication to solid ethics and equality in management has consistently provided companies with a healthy diagnostic and positive turn around. The Business Triage model heightens due diligence assignments; providing a perfect mix of transparency and knowledge.