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Benjamin Griffith
Working for First Investors is about more than making a living. What keeps me going is my clients - the people I have been developing relationships with for 21 years. There is nothing more rewarding than watching a baby grow to young adulthood and head off to college with the funds you have helped his parents accumulate. There is nothing more gratifying than the glowing expression of a client telling you about her first trip to Europe in retirement. Even in difficult times, there is a role for me to play. I am honored to be a source of support and resource for a grieving spouse or child. What I do makes a difference to my clients. It is a privilege to contribute to so many lives in these important ways. Read More
Carrie Souvenir
As a teenager, I worked as a forklift operator for my dad's business. Even though I didn't enjoy the physical labor, I learned from my father that working hard has its rewards. He is a mason and had his own business for 25 years. He provided a very nice life for our family, and as I worked those long days at construction sites, I hoped that one day I would be able to do the same for my family. Read More
Casey Winningham
When I was in grade school, my parents showed me the portfolio of investments that they were building in order to pay for my college education. At the time I didn't fully grasp the importance of what they were doing. That changed during college, as I watched my friends struggle with part-time jobs or accumulate huge debts to pay for school. I was able to devote my time to getting good grades without any money worries. When I graduated, I was debt free and ready to begin a career. Read More
Chris Roberts
I started my career at First Investors after graduating from the University of Illinois. I was given the opportunity to obtain my securities license before I graduated in May 2002. What attracted me to the Company was the opportunity to help people improve their lives, as well as the unlimited earnings potential. I knew that I didn't want a typical nine-to-five job, so the flexible schedule was very appealing. Read More
Deena Wilson
I graduated from Hampton University in Virginia in May 2003 with a bachelor's degree in Business Management. I was a full-time student and a full-time athlete, a combination that forced me to learn time management. After graduation, I moved to San Diego for nine months, where I was an associate manager at a car rental agency. I quickly learned that the nine-to-five corporate life wasn't for me. I wanted flexibility in my schedule, I wanted to work one-on-one with people and I wanted to earn a substantial income. Read More
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