A business consultant at JFive LLC, Ramon Anthony Jadra has worked in the aerospace and defense industries since 1991, first serving in executive roles at Raloid Corporation. In his free time, Ramon Anthony Jadra is an endurance athlete who enjoys triathlons; he has participated in the Ironman Triathlon Circuit for close to ten years.
Triathlon is considered a multidisciplinary sport that combines running, cycling, and swimming, with a transition process between each activity. The transition is often considered to be a fourth triathlon discipline, as athletes require unique skills to move quickly from swimming to cycling, and from cycling to running.
Among the general rules of triathlon are the requirements that if participants leave the field of play for any reason, they must re-enter it at the exact same spot, and that outside assistance from people other than a race official is expressly forbidden.
When swimming, athletes can use any stroke and can also rest by standing or holding an object such as a boat. While swim aids such as swim gloves or flotation devices are forbidden, participants can wear goggles when swimming.
When cycling, participants can only mount their bikes when their helmet is secured. For the running component of the triathlon, participants are forbidden from making forward progress by crawling.
Before starting work at JFive LLC as a business consultant, Ramon Anthony Jadra held several leadership positions at the Raloid Corporation over a period of more than two decades; most recently, he served as its president. In 2017, Ramon Anthony Jadra brokered a buy-sale agreement for the corporation, negotiating the terms, conditions, and a premium sale price of $28M.
A business consultant at JFive, LLC,