Company Description:
LoJac was formed April 6, 1983 by partners, B. F. (Jack) Lowery, a local prominent attorney and Donald G. Chambers, a civil engineer. Mr. Lowery is CEO and Chairman of the Board and Mr. Chambers is President. The LoJac Companies are identified by the corporate symbol of the Indian head that is displayed on all major equipment and is symbolic of Mr. Lowery?s American Indian heritage. LoJac has experienced constant growth and currently has an employment force of 350 people engaged in all phases of highway and building construction. The headquarters for LoJac is in the City of Lebanon, Tennessee located 20 miles east of Nashville on I-40, with division offices in Hermitage, Cookeville and Chattanooga. The LoJac Organization is comprised of five Corporations; each specializing in its own field and each complimenting the other
LoJac was formed April 6, 1983 by partners, B. F. (Jack) Lowery, a local prominent attorney and Donald G. Chambers, a civil engineer. Mr. Lowery is CEO and Chairman of the Board and Mr. Chambers is President. The LoJac Companies are identified by the corporate symbol of the Indian head that is displayed on all major equipment and is symbolic of Mr. Lowery?s American Indian heritage. LoJac has experienced constant growth and currently has an employment force of 350 people engaged in all phases of highway and building construction. The headquarters for LoJac is in the City of Lebanon, Tennessee located 20 miles east of Nashville on I-40, with division offices in Hermitage, Cookeville and Chattanooga. The LoJac Organization is comprised of five Corporations; each specializing in its own field and each complimenting the other