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George Wing
George began his insurance career in 1975. For the first
dozen years, focus was primarily on the life insurance business.
Achieving Senior NYLIC status with New York Life in 1998, he
obtained consistent multi-million dollar production and received
numerous industry awards and recognition for sales excellence.
As author of dozens of software programs, the first
developed was the "Ultimate Financial Security Analysis".
Additional reports are used to quote individual &
group health insurance,
life insurance and other supplemental plans from a host of
top rated companies.
As president of IBU, George continues to refine the
software programs that have become so popular among insurance
shoppers that several customer service agents are kept busy
preparing the reports which are usually mailed out the same day
they are received.
George and his wife Gayle are active in their church and
have reared five children. So far, there are thirteen
grandchildren. Hobbies include carpentry, computers, and antique
car restoration. He also serves on the Board of Trustees of the
Shepherd's Center of NLR, an interfaith organization for seniors
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Layne Jones
Layne has more than 25 years
experience in sales and sales management. After
graduating in 1981 from the UALR School of Law, Layne entered the life
insurance business with New York Life.
He later became
involved in investment banking, disaster recovery sales and owning his
own business. He now joins IBU eager to use his experience to help
others achieve stable financial security. Layne and his wife Sharon are
the parents of five children and have fifteen grandchildren.
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Sally Smith
Sally entered the insurance business business with both feet on the ground having been in sales since 1974.
She obtained her life and health insurance license because she could see a growing need for financial analysis,
retirement income, and long term care planning for "baby boomers" a group to which she belongs.
Her enthusiasm and serving the needs of others are two of her strong points. When Sally is not working
with clients to improve their lifestyle, she is spending time with six of her grandchildren who live here in the
beautiful state of Arkansas.
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