Methodist Rehabilitation is pleased to announce the appointment of Jamie Chustz to the Wilson Research Foundation Board of Governors.
Chustz serves as Chief Commercial Real Estate Banking Officer for Story Bank, bringing nearly 30 years of experience in commercial real estate, finance and banking. Throughout his career, he has held leadership roles in commercial real estate lending, brokerage, development and asset management, providing strategic guidance to businesses across the Southeast. He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Mississippi State University with a double major in banking and finance and real estate, and later received a Master of Business Administration from Millsaps College.
“We are excited to welcome Jamie to the Wilson Research Foundation Board,” said David McMillin, CEO of Methodist Rehabilitation. “His extensive financial expertise, business leadership and longstanding commitment to serving our community will be a tremendous asset as we advance research and innovation initiatives that improve the lives of individuals recovering from disabling injuries and illnesses.”
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Chustz has a strong history of community involvement. He is a former board chair of Make-A-Wish Mississippi, has previously served on the board of Canopy Children’s Solutions, the Warren Chair of Real Estate Advisory Board at Mississippi State University and The Rotary Club of Jackson.
“I am honored to join the Wilson Research Foundation Board and to work with so many outstanding leaders in our community to support the important work being done at Methodist Rehabilitation,” said Chustz. “The organization’s commitment to advancing rehabilitation research and improving patient outcomes has a lasting impact on individuals, families and communities throughout Mississippi and beyond. I look forward to contributing to that mission.”
The Wilson Research Foundation is the fundraising arm of Methodist Rehabilitation and supports innovative research, education, and programs that advance rehabilitation medicine. Through philanthropic support, the Foundation helps invest in technologies and research that improve treatment options and enhance quality of life for people living with disabilities.