About Marla
Marla grew up in the High Point area of North Carolina and attended High Point University for her college education where she graduated Magna Cum Laude! She met her husband, Jason, in 2010, and have been together ever since. Together, they have two wonderful children, a daughter who loves to dance and a son who loves baseball and basketball. Marla also loves to play sports herself! Basketball, softball, and volleyball are some of her favorites. She also has an equal love for the beach and the mountains (fall being her favorite season), and loves to travel! She and her husband want their kids to see the world over time. Before joining ATCOM, Marla worked in several IT engineer positions for other organizations, and has always loved the technology world. Marla had heard about ATCOM from a previous company she worked for, and officially joined the team in 2015. “My favorite thing about ATCOM is they encourage family first, but not only that, we are a family that truly cares for one another. It is great to have that work family to lean on.”
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