Ward Burton is a native Virginian from South Boston, where he resides with his wife Tabitha and his three children. Currently,  Burton drives the #4 State Water  Heaters Chevrolet for Morgan-McClure Motorsports. He has won some of NASCAR's most prestigious events, including the 2002 Daytona 500 and the Southern 500. In addition, The Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation has been recognized both nationally and statewide by leaders at every level of government. The  Foundation has also partnered with several other organizations since its inception to further its conservation and environmental efforts. wburton@hhandb.com

John began his career in insurance with the  purchases of Fry, Jordan, & Wilson and Hubbard Lash Insurance agencies. Additonally, he is president and  co-owner of the South Boston-based J.E. Burton Construction Co. Inc.  jburton@hhandb.com

Greg began his insurance career in  1982 in Buckingham, Va at the Roger Hill Agency.  In 1986, he was licensed with AFLAC in Lubbock, TX. After moving to Los Angeles, Ca in 1987, he was promoted to District Manager eventually providing insurance benefits for the County of Los Angeles employees.  In 1993, he returned to Virginia and was promoted to Regional Sales Manager. In 1994, he became the training coordinator for AFLAC, a position that he held for the next nine years.  During his tenure at AFLAC, he trained over 2000 insurance agents in Virginia,  Maryland, Delaware, and DC.  In 2003, He became a partner at Manakin Insurance Center and assumed the position of  Director of Marketing. He is one of only 3 people in the State of Virginia to earn and maintain the Certified in  Flexible Compensation Instruction designation from the Employers Council for Flexible Compensation. ghill@hhandb.com

 

Jimmy started his insurance career in 1976 with Combined Insurance  Company.  His impressive track record with them included many national sales awards.  In 1979, he became  associated with American Family Life Assurance Company (AFLAC) and was soon promoted into management.  During his tenure with AFLAC, he was in charge of the state organizations of Idaho, Texas, California  and Virginia.  He held the prestigious post of State Sales Coordinator for more than 19 years.  From  1987 to 1992, his developed a payroll deduction relationship with the City of Los Angeles and grew  the AFLAC sales organization from $300,000 in new annualized sales to over $5,000,000 in new sales. In Virginia, he built a sales force of over 2,000 sales agents from 1993 to 2003.  The annual sales during this time rose from $3,000,000 in sales to $26,000,000 with a renewing book of business of over $120,000,000. In 2005, he was inducted into AFLAC’s Hall of Fame, one of only 13 individuals to have received this honor. jhill@hhandb.com

Eddie Mac is a 25-year general insurance veteran and former agency manager for the Virginia Farm Bureau for the counties of Halifax, Pittsylvania and Mecklenburg. ehamlet@hhandb.com