Christine Weaver now calls Wetumpka, Alabama home, where she resides with her husband and three cats. Originally moving to Alabama in 2004 for a 10-month course at Maxwell Air Force Base, she decided to stay, ultimately retiring in 2012 after an impressive 20-year career.
Jenny Isner was born in Donalsonville, Georgia, where she faced significant challenges from a young age. As the eldest of three sisters, she experienced homelessness at 15, forcing her to quit school and begin working full-time to support herself. After completing her GED, Isner joined the Army on May 17, 2001.
Princess Cuthrell Tyson, a proud U.S. Air Force veteran who dedicated 22 years of her life to serving her country in various capacities. Married to Robert Tyson, she is the mother of three young adults, Vincent, Ahriana and Devin.
Veterans represent a diverse group of individuals who have served in the military, from various backgrounds and with different experiences. Their journey from service to civilian life can be both rewarding and challenging, as they face unique obstacles in reintegrating into society.
October 1st marked the 25th anniversary of the founding of Jackson Thornton Asset Management. It’s an unbelievable story for an investment advisory firm, born from a CPA firm, to have accomplished milestones such as (almost) $2 billion under management and more than 1,000 client lives touched by our services. I tell people frequently that I can’t wait until ESPN comes out with the “30 for 30” episode about our organization.
October 1st marked the 25th anniversary of the founding of Jackson Thornton Asset Management. It’s an unbelievable story for an investment advisory firm, born from a CPA firm, to have accomplished milestones such as (almost) $2 billion under management and more than 1,000 client lives touched by our services. I tell people frequently that I can’t wait until ESPN comes out with the “30 for 30” episode about our organization.
Women and minority-owned businesses are increasingly shaping the Alabama business landscape. Across small ventures and large corporations, women are stepping into leadership roles, showcasing their growing influence. Recognizing the need for robust support, Valley Bank’s Women in Business (WIB) program is designed to empower professional women on their corporate journeys.
Women and minority-owned businesses are increasingly shaping the Alabama business landscape. Across small ventures and large corporations, women are stepping into leadership roles, showcasing their growing influence. Recognizing the need for robust support, Valley Bank’s Women in Business (WIB) program is designed to empower professional women on their corporate journeys.
Women are breaking barriers, not only as powerful leaders in the workplace but also as dedicated mothers, caregivers and professionals. Balancing career ambitions with family responsibilities highlights a woman’s ability to manage complex roles with poise and determination that adds value to any team.
Since 2006, Monette Bosby has helped ease the stress of relocating to an unfamiliar area by serving her clients as a point of contact, reference provider and Realtor. She guides clients through their home buying, home selling, relocation or property management real estate needs.
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