Jordan Jacques | Owner
After 9 years of working in Asset Growth, Jordan opened an office in his community. He believes that the better he gets to know his Customers, the more he can contribute to their well-being. “I enjoy having honest conversations with customers about what is most important to them”. Jordan has helped individuals and families navigate through large purchases, debt reduction, and making adequate insurance considerations using his now 13 years of industry experience.
In his personal time, he champions sustainable business creation through various affiliations that focus on economic development. Volunteering is a regular rhythm that helps to keep the main thing the main thing. Some of his proudest moments have been in helping aspiring entrepreneurs grow their business to scale.
In his personal time, he champions sustainable business creation through various affiliations that focus on economic development. Volunteering is a regular rhythm that helps to keep the main thing the main thing. Some of his proudest moments have been in helping aspiring entrepreneurs grow their business to scale.
Berenice Montero | Office Manager
Having a good friend during tough situations in my opinion, aids in bridging the gap to many uncertainties. That’s why a passion of mine has always been to build strong lasting relationships. As a native to South Phoenix, we’ve embraced a certain lifestyle of working together, supporting one another, and having fun celebrating each other’s raw talents and triumphs. In our office we are creating new bonds with people, while providing them with the right help at the right time.
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Knoye Brown | Community Agent
Knoye Brown is a community advocate seeking multigenerational unity, and togetherness. She prides herself on sharing resources with an emphasis on healing through food and activities. When she isn't spending time with her grandchildren, she enjoys helping all people make the proper insurance considerations.
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