Brad Jackson Slalom Net Worth 2026: Co-Founder and CEO of Slalom

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Brad Jackson's net worth. The $8 million figure that circulated online, including on an earlier version of this page, had no source and has been dropped. What is on record is the business behind his wealth: Jackson co-founded Slalom, a Seattle consulting firm, in 2001 and has run it as CEO since. Seattle Business magazine reported the firm's 2017 sales were projected at $804.5 million, and Wikipedia now puts its staff at about 12,000.

A note on the name: people search for "Brad Jackson Slalom" to tell him apart from other Brad Jacksons. His name is Brad Jackson; Slalom is his company.

What is Brad Jackson Slalom's Net Worth?

Slalom is privately held and does not publish its ownership, profits or executive pay, and Jackson does not appear on Forbes or Bloomberg wealth lists. Without those numbers there is no honest way to put a dollar figure on his fortune. His wealth rests mainly on his stake in Slalom, whose size has not been disclosed. Seattle Business magazine noted that the firm has employee investors, so ownership is shared beyond the founders.

For scale only, not as an estimate of his share: a consulting firm with sales approaching $1 billion in 2017, with over 13,000 staff by 2023, is a large private business. How much of that value belongs to Jackson is not public.

Brad Jackson Slalom's Yearly Earning, Monthly Income, and Salary

His salary has never been reported. Slalom is not a public company, so it files no proxy statement listing CEO pay. The yearly, monthly and daily income figures on the old version of this page ($250,000, $20,000 and $695) were not taken from any source and have been removed. Any founder of a private firm like this is typically paid through a mix of salary, bonus and ownership distributions, but the actual amounts for Jackson are unknown.

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Early Life & Family

Jackson has kept his upbringing and family out of the press. No reputable source gives his birthplace, birth date or parents' names. The earlier text on this page about a small-town childhood was not sourced and has been removed.

Brad Jackson Slalom's Wife

No reliable source names his spouse. The name given on the old version of this page could not be confirmed, so it has been removed rather than repeated.

Education

We could not confirm his education from a reputable source. The earlier claim of a business degree from Washington State University is not stated in any company biography or press profile we could open, so it is left out until it can be verified.

Professional Life

Jackson co-founded Slalom in 2001 in Seattle. Wikipedia lists John Tobin and Troy Johnson as fellow co-founders, and Seattle Business magazine describes Tobin as his long-time co-founder. The legal entity has an older history: it began in Denver in 1993 as Accounting Quest, a staffing firm placing accounting and finance workers, later became Two Degrees and opened a Seattle office in 1995, before rebranding as Slalom.

What Slalom does

Slalom is a business and technology consulting firm. Its work covers cloud architecture, DevOps and security, product engineering, customer relationship management, design, data architecture, AI and machine learning, and data visualization. It partners with Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft, Salesforce, Snowflake and ServiceNow, and its clients include Alaska Airlines, Allstate, eBay, Hyatt, Microsoft and REI.

How the company grew

The 2018 Seattle Business profile credited Jackson with a bottom-up way of setting strategy, in which staff ideas and voting shape the plan rather than a small leadership group. The magazine tied Slalom's growth to that process and to client satisfaction.

The 2023 layoffs

In September 2023 Slalom cut about 900 people, roughly 7% of a workforce of more than 13,000, GeekWire reported. In a LinkedIn post Jackson called it the hardest decision in the company's history and pointed to major shifts in the consulting industry. The same report noted that Slalom had just been named to Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For for the eighth year in a row.

Recent Changes (2025 to 2026)

Slalom kept expanding outside the U.S., adding two offices in Colombia in January 2025. Wikipedia describes a footprint of 45 markets in eight countries. Jackson was also named to the Puget Sound Business Journal's Power 100, its list of executives shaping the Seattle region.

Awards and Recognition

• 2018 Executive Excellence Award, Seattle Business magazine
• Power 100, Puget Sound Business Journal
• Slalom: Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For, eight straight years through 2023; Consulting magazine Best Firms to Work For (2019)

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Age, Height, Weight

His age, height and weight have not been published by any reliable source. The figures on the earlier page (age 62, 5 feet 3 inches, 86 kg) had no source and were removed.

Why No Net Worth Figure Is Given

A credible estimate would need Slalom's valuation and Jackson's ownership share. Neither is public. Revenue alone does not tell you what a services firm is worth, and ownership is spread across founders and employee investors. Until a reputable outlet reports his stake, the honest answer is that his net worth is unknown, though it is tied to one of the largest privately held consulting firms based in the Pacific Northwest.