JT Jobe
JT Jobe, a Greensboro native, moved back to Greensboro from Denver with his wife Keeley in 2020. JT and Keeley both work remotely for tech companies. They are loving their new home in Fisher Park and are expecting their first child in September.
Swati Argade
Swati Argade moved back to Greensboro to be closer to her family after living in Brooklyn for 23 years. She’s a sustainable fashion designer and educator and continues to run her clothing brand Bhoomki along with its Brooklyn-based brick-and mortar boutique in Brooklyn.
Caroline Brantley
Caroline Brantley is excited to be back in Greensboro, living closer to her family and friends and starting a new job. She is especially thrilled to be back in the same city with her two childhood best friends, Molly and Carrie. Bonus - all three of them are Boomerangs!
Reid Soles
Reid Soles recently relocated back to Greensboro from Brooklyn, NY. Reid and her fiancé are both still working remotely for their NY jobs. Reid never thought she would be able to work from a NY fashion house while living back in Greensboro but it has worked out! She says, “The quality of living in Greensboro is unmatched. We have the best neighborhood, easy commutes to dinner and bars/breweries. Lots of things to do outdoors and parks to take our puppy to.”
Stafford Kelly
Stafford Kelly and his family relocated back to Greensboro from Charlotte this April. Stafford grew up in Greensboro and left for boarding school, college in South Carolina and landed in Charlotte where he spent thirteen years in the banking industry. He has started a new career in commercial real estate as the VP of Development and Acquisition at Burkley Communities and his wife is working remotely from home.
Alex Buffington
Alex Buffington returned to Greensboro from Charlotte to serve as the new Vice President of Construction Operations at Whitewood Construction. Alex started working with Ardmore Residential, a partnered business of Whitewood Construction, as an intern during the summer of 2013 and continued working with the company through college. He was offered a full time position after graduation. After four years away, sharpening his skills in the fast paced construction industry, Alex says, “The hiatus is over and I am glad to be back!”
Ethan James
Ethan James relocated back to Greensboro from Raleigh, NC this spring. Ethan is a professional tradesman, writer and the star of popular YouTube Channel, The Honest Carpenter. Ethan is producing and growing his 283K followers at his new studio at the Nussbaum Center.
Olivia Chasse Helseth
Olivia Chasse Helseth grew up in the Westerwood neighborhood and attended Saint Pius X Elementary School, Kiser Middle School and Grimsley High School. Olivia then ventured to Washington D.C. and attended Catholic University for her B.S.N. After 5 years working at Children’s National Medical Center in the Pediatric Cardiac ICU she moved to New York City. There she attended Columbia University, completing a Master’s of Nursing Anesthesia.
Alejandra Thompson De Jordan
Alejandra Thompson de Jordan was living a life in NYC she describes as “kind of like The Devil Wears Prada”. Her jet-setting, high-powered professional life was filled with excitement, but personally, she always felt Greensboro calling her home. After returning to escape NYC lockdowns under COVID, Alejandra discovered she could have the life she wanted, both professionally and personally, right here in GSO. Meet Alejandra and see why she believes the possibilities and potential are endless in Greensboro.
Molly Brenner Harbaugh
Molly Brenner Harbaugh grew up in Greensboro and after graduating from Greensboro Day School, headed to UNC-Chapel Hill with her best friends, Carrie and Caroline. After completing her degree in 2009, she headed to New York City to work for ESPN and Disney. During her eleven years in the city, she met her husband, got married and had her daughter, Annie. Molly and her family traveled to Greensboro for what they thought would be a long weekend to attend the ACC tournament. When the tournament was cancelled due to COVID-19, they canceled their return flight and moved in with her parents indefinitely.