Jerry Johnson was raised in Zebulon, Georgia and moved to the Atlanta area while receiving his education at Georgia Tech. After graduating Georgia Tech in 1996, Mr. Johnson gained extensive engineering and design experience while working with major engineering firms in the Atlanta area. In 2002, Jerry founded Perspective Engineering, Inc. which specializes in civil engineering design, consultation, and project management. In 2013 Perspective Engineering, under the leadership of Jerry Johnson, acquired an architectural firm to diversify the professional services offered to their clients. Jerry is the principal engineer and executive manager of what is now AE Perspective. His day to day duties include executive management, planning, construction documentation, engineering design, consultant coordination, and client services.

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Jerry Johnson is an active member of the Rotary Club of East Cobb, where he has served as both President and Treasurer. He is honored to be recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow and continues to volunteer extensively in support of Rotary initiatives.

In addition to his Rotary involvement, Jerry serves on the Board of Directors for Lunches for Learning, a nonprofit dedicated to providing meals and educational opportunities to children in need.

Outside of his professional and community commitments, Jerry enjoys spending time with family and friends. His personal passions include cheering on Georgia Tech football, fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, and playing tennis.