NASHVILLE, TN — Latrecia Jordan, a longtime member of the Nashville Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, has been elected National Recording Secretary for the 2026–2028 term, joining the organization’s National Executive Board.
Jordan, who succeeds Tamika Henderson of the Mid-Atlantic Region, will serve as a national representative for the Southeastern Region. As National Recording Secretary, she is responsible for maintaining and safeguarding the organization’s official records.
A member of Jack and Jill since 2002, Jordan has dedicated more than two decades to advancing the organization’s mission of developing future African American leaders through leadership development, volunteer service, philanthropic giving and civic engagement.
Throughout her years of service, Jordan has held numerous leadership positions at the chapter, regional and national levels. Within the Nashville Chapter, she has served as Chapter President, Program Director, Treasurer, Financial Secretary, Parliamentarian, Teen Advisor, Strategic Planning Chair and Grade Group Chair.
Her regional leadership includes serving as the 27th Southeastern Regional Director from 2019 to 2021, during which Dreams Come True in Pink and Blue was founded. She previously served as Regional Member-at-Large from 2017 to 2019, Regional Program Chair from 2012 to 2016 and Regional Nominating Chair from 2007 to 2009.
Jordan has also served as Co-Chair of the Southeastern Region Teen Leadership Conference, Teen Conference CPR Chair, Super Cluster Chair, Teen Stock Market Game Coordinator and Mothers’ Regional Conference Standing Rules Committee Chair. She currently chairs the Southeastern Region Chapter Success Squad and the Southeastern Region National Leadership Training and Development Task Force.
At the national level, Jordan has served on the Jack and Jill of America Foundation Board, during which the HBCU College Gap Fund was spearheaded. Her national service also includes the National Advisory Council, National Nominating Committee and National Program Committee, where she served as Co-Chair. In addition, she completed two terms on the National Leadership Training and Development Task Force.
Beyond her extensive work with Jack and Jill, Jordan is an accomplished executive in the biotechnology industry, serving as a Senior Thought Leader Liaison specializing in rare disease and hematology. Her professional work focuses on scientific engagement, patient advocacy and partnerships designed to improve healthcare outcomes for patients and families affected by rare diseases.
Jordan earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Fisk University and both master’s and doctoral degrees in Healthcare Management and Organizational Leadership from Trevecca Nazarene University.
Her commitment to service extends throughout the Nashville community. She serves on the Patient and Family Advocacy Council Board of a local HCA TriStar Medical Center hospital and is a member of the Hendersonville Rotary Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Alpha Delta Omega Chapter, and the Junior League of Nashville.
Jordan also serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Nashville Foundation for Women of Color and is involved in the DEI Talk Fellows Group at Ensworth. Through these organizations, she advocates for education, healthcare, leadership development and community engagement.
Jordan and her husband, Keith, are the parents of three sons, Stefen and Brysen, both Jack and Jill alumni, and Langsten, an active Jack and Jill teen. The family worships at Jackson Street Church of Christ.
Guided by her commitment to servant leadership, Jordan considers serving the children, teens and mothers of Jack and Jill among her greatest honors. She remains dedicated to mentoring mothers, developing emerging leaders and strengthening families and communities for future generations.
