After earlier careers as a geologist and real estate developer, Jeb joined the Resolution Trust Corporation in 1990, where he was selected to run the Atlanta office of RTC’s auction program, where he was responsible for the RTC’s first several hundred real estate auctions in the nation. These highly successful events resulted in the sale of billions of dollars of real estate back to the private sector.

In 1992, he left the RTC to head up the Atlanta office of a national auction firm, where he began a series of regular auctions - The Atlanta Quarterly/ Georgia Statewide Auction - which established a regular “large auction” format for multiple seller/multiple property real estate auctions, and which Auction Management Corporation continued in GA, AL, FL, TN, NC, LA, MS, AR, and SC.

In 1996, he convinced the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games to auction off all the remaining assets of the Centennial Olympic Games, in a series of gigantic auctions which spanned a year. He was one of the first auctioneers in the country to utilize the Internet for auction promotions, and co-owned the first national auctioneer web hosting site, Auctionweb.com.

In March of 1998, he started Auction Management Corporation, where he serves as President. His company conducts real estate auctions in all states in the US, and he personally holds real estate and auctioneer licenses in many states.

Starting in 2007, his firm began auctioning excess bank branches for Bank of America and sold over 200 bank branches in almost every state in the continental US. His firm has also auctioned dozens of land tracts, retail and industrial buildings for two large REITS throughout the US.

Jeb has earned the top designations in the auction industry, the CAI (Certified Auctioneers Institute) and AARE (Accredited Auctioneer of Real Estate). He has a BS in Geology from University of Colorado, and an MBA in Real Estate from Georgia State University.