Celebrating HR Excellence in the Bluff City

When it comes to making an impact on Memphis’s workforce, Jabiana Bolden is setting a gold standard. First Horizon Corporation’s Vice President of Talent Acquisition & Onboarding, Bolden has been named the 2025 HR Impact Award winner by the Memphis Business Journal. Her win is a significant shout-out, not just for her commitment to people-first leadership but also for First Horizon’s lasting presence in the city’s business community since 1864.

Investing in Memphis Talent

Bolden’s leadership comes at a time when Memphis is nurturing new talent and fueling fresh opportunities from Midtown to South Main. With First Horizon anchoring local careers and growth, her efforts ensure that Memphians continue to have access to rewarding jobs with upward mobility. From neighborhood job fairs to partnerships with Memphis-area schools, First Horizon’s talent team is helping to build a more inclusive employment landscape across the 901.

A Tradition of Community Impact

Memphis knows the value of great leadership. As home to legendary civic and sports leaders—think FedEx founder Fred Smith or Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins—the city is driven by those who inspire others to rise. Bolden’s award proves that HR excellence has as much power to shape the future as a buzzer-beater at FedExForum.

Learn more about First Horizon’s commitment to the Memphis workforce at firsthorizon.com. And congratulations again to Jabiana Bolden for championing the spirit of Memphis with every hire she makes!

Original Story by First Horizon Corporation athttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/first-horizon-talent-acquisition–onboarding-manager-named-2025-hr-impact-award-winner-by-memphis-business-journal-302558287.html


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