My name is Joshua Phillips, and Iwas raised in Wilson, NC. After attending Hunt High School, I attended UNCChapel Hill for undergrad. I graduated from UNC Chapel Hill this past May andhave a degree in Management and Society with a minor in Philosophy, Politics andEconomics. A couple of months ago I began my career with New York Life. I movedback to Wilson in August and became a member of the Wilson Rotary Club thispast week. I am passionate about helping people to understand their financialand retirement options and would like to showcase what a meeting with me would looklike. New York Life is not a fee-based service and any meetings with me arecomplimentary. The only time you will pay a fee is if you partake in a serviceprovided by New York Life.
Wilson Rotary
US Army Veteran
30+ years in the Rent to Own industry
Former Regional Manager in the Rent to Own Industry
Currently a Paraprofessional working with twin sons with multidisabilities
Board Member of Shiloh PH Church
M25 Ministry
Mens Ministry
Soup Kitchen Volunteer
A Place for You Coordinator
Married to Tangy Winstead of 24 years, 4 children, 2 grandchildren
Justin Chastain is the passionate leader of Southern Bank’s FinancialWellness program. As a key strategic priority for the bank, Justin manages theprogram both internally as a coach and externally as their public facingFinancial Wellness guru. Additionally Justin is a Certified RetirementCounselor and Accredited Financial Counselor, making him a powerful influencer inlocal communities across NC and VA. He partners to increase employee retentionand foster engagement through his holistic financial approach, designingprograms unique for each business and engaging workforces to make informed ongoingdecisions. When he’s not on the road helping customers map-out their financialfutures, Justin can be found near the water in Wilmington, NC.
My name is Crawford Bolton and I am the Tax Administrator for Wilson County. I have over four and a half years of property assessment and valuation experience, along with 9 years of customer service and managerial experience. I enjoy using my skills and knowledge to help serve the citizens on Wilson to the best of my ability. I graduated from Mount Olive College in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Human Resources. I enjoy spending time with my wife and two kids, traveling, hiking, and supporting the Carolina Panthers.
My name is Tiffany Hill and I moved from Hutchinson, KS to Rocky Mount, NC with my husband Brett in September of 2011. In 2014 we got into the real estate business together. After 6 years of working for the top producing firm in Rocky Mount, we decided to step out & start a firm of our own.
In October 2020 we started 1st Class Real Estate-Triangle East with basically just my husband running the entire business because our son, Lowen had just been born in March. Yes, we decided to start a business right in the middle of the pandemic – and with a new baby. We’re apparently always up for a challenge.
As of today we have 25 agents with various levels of experience and between them putting multi-million dollars under contract each month. Our offices are located at the Rocky Mount Mills. We offer weekly in person training, a growth track & opportunities for agents to build their own teams or even start their own firms. We count it a privilege to serve our local communities with this business.
I was born and raised in Raleigh and graduated from NC State in May. While at NC State I worked at the students newspaper, Technician.. The last three of those years I worked as one of the sports editors. I covered every NC State sport a fair bit, but primarily worked with the school’s soccer teams and the two local pro soccer teams.
My name is Taylor Barbee and I moved back to my hometown of Wilson nearly two years ago. I graduated from Hunt High School in 2011 and headed to Wilmington to attend UNCW. After three short years, I made the decision to drop out of school and pursue a career in the service industry. By the time I was 22, I had been promoted to Assistant Manager and by 24, I was the General Manager for a multimillion dollar seafood restaurant. When COVID made it’s appearance, my love for this industry started to fizzle out. So in 2020, and after many years of pleading, I decided to move back home and work for the family business, Construct Inc.
The 40 hour a week desk job just wasn’t fulfilling enough, so I dove headfirst back into the industry and picked up a bartending job as well. Through that job, I met so many wonderful people. These supportive people pushed me to open up my first business, Breakroom Jerky, which quickly turned into a local hit.
Richard has served as Powerlifting Director for Special Olympics North Carolina for thirty years. He has had many experiences serving as the Powerlifting Sport Director for the 1999 World Games, head Powerlifting coach Team USA 2003 and Powerlifting Technical Delegate 2007, 2011, 2015 & 2019 World Games. He also has served as Powerlifting Technical Delegate for the USA National Games since 2006.
Additionally, Richard is a member of the Rules Committee for Powerlifting Special Olympics International