Robert Jones steps down as Triple J's head, Jeff Jones takes over

 By Pacific Island Times News Staff

Robert Jones

Robert H. Jones, who founded Triple J in 1984 and has served as CEO since its inception, is stepping down from the CEO role and will be succeeded by Jeff Jones, formerly chief operating officer.

Triple J Enterprises Inc. today announced a series of executive leadership transitions and board updates, effective immediately, as the company continues to position itself for long-term growth across its regional operations.

Robert Jones will continue to serve as chairman of the board of directors, maintaining an influential presence and role.

“This transition is part of a long-term, intentional plan to ensure the continued success and stability of Triple J for generations to come,” he said.

Jeffrey Jones

 “I have full confidence in our executive team, and the board to lead the company with the same values and focus that have brought us to where we are today. Triple J’s future is in good hands," he added.

Jeffrey Jones has assumed the role of CEO and president. With decades of operational leadership and intimate familiarity with Triple J’s portfolio of businesses, he will lead the organization’s strategic direction across all markets, the company said.

Jay Jones and Dan Murrell are taking on executive vice president roles, reflecting their expanding leadership responsibilities within the company. Both have contributed significantly to the organization’s development and continued momentum.

Jay Jones

Michael S. Sablan has taken on the title of senior vice president. While his focus remains on the CNMI, his contributions continue to play a major role in the success of the broader Triple J group.

Chris Duenas, Triple J’s chief financial officer, has been appointed to the board of directors. He will continue in his role as CFO while also contributing to board-level oversight and strategic planning.