About Jill.
Jill Homan is a mom of two kids, Clayton resident, business owner, and proud Republican, who has been working tirelessly to expand the party.
Jill founded Javelin 19 Investments, a commercial real estate investment company focused on investing in low income communities called Opportunity Zones. Jill's experience includes acquisitions and development transactions of over $400 million in total capitalization.
Jill is no stranger to politics on the local and national levels. Jill started her career on Capitol Hill, working for former Congressman Bob Ehrlich (R-MD). She served as a Republican National Committee member for eight years, including four years on the RNC Executive Committee. She was elected to serve on the eight member Site Selection Committee for the 2016 and 2020 Republican National Conventions. She also served as the delegate to the 2020 Convention, delegate and Convention Rules Committee member to the 2016 Convention, and an alternative delegate to the 2012 Convention. She has hosted fundraisers, went door to door and helped at phone banks for numerous GOP candidates. In addition to serving as the RNC member, Jill has held leadership positions in local parties and Republican women organizations.
Jill received her undergraduate degrees from the University of Dayton--a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering and a Bachelor of Arts in German, graduating magna cum laude. During her undergraduate and graduate education, she studied abroad at the University of Heidelberg (Germany) and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology - MBA Program. Jill went on to earn a Master of Business Administration and Master of Public Policy degrees from Duke University, with a focus on finance and authoring a thesis on urban revitalization.
Jill served on the Board of Visitors for Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy, is a current member of the Johnston County Republican Women and Capital Area Republican Women Virtual Club and enjoys running, completing six marathons.
Jill founded Javelin 19 Investments, a commercial real estate investment company focused on investing in low income communities called Opportunity Zones. Jill's experience includes acquisitions and development transactions of over $400 million in total capitalization.
Jill is no stranger to politics on the local and national levels. Jill started her career on Capitol Hill, working for former Congressman Bob Ehrlich (R-MD). She served as a Republican National Committee member for eight years, including four years on the RNC Executive Committee. She was elected to serve on the eight member Site Selection Committee for the 2016 and 2020 Republican National Conventions. She also served as the delegate to the 2020 Convention, delegate and Convention Rules Committee member to the 2016 Convention, and an alternative delegate to the 2012 Convention. She has hosted fundraisers, went door to door and helped at phone banks for numerous GOP candidates. In addition to serving as the RNC member, Jill has held leadership positions in local parties and Republican women organizations.
Jill received her undergraduate degrees from the University of Dayton--a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering and a Bachelor of Arts in German, graduating magna cum laude. During her undergraduate and graduate education, she studied abroad at the University of Heidelberg (Germany) and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology - MBA Program. Jill went on to earn a Master of Business Administration and Master of Public Policy degrees from Duke University, with a focus on finance and authoring a thesis on urban revitalization.
Jill served on the Board of Visitors for Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy, is a current member of the Johnston County Republican Women and Capital Area Republican Women Virtual Club and enjoys running, completing six marathons.
