I'm excited to open my agency in Wake County, and I look forward to getting to know the community as well as helping customers with their personal insurance needs, giving them the individualized attention they deserve.
Jack Watson is a Personal Financial Representative for Allstate Financial Services and Allstate Insurance Company. With over 30 years of business and financial experience, Jack is a respected agent serving the needs of professionals, business owners, high net-worth families, non-profits, corporations, and institutions.
Jack is a Registered Financial Consultant (RFC) awarded by the IARFC to financial consultants who meet the high standards of education, experience, and ethics.
Early in his career, Jack represented Allstate Insurance Company and then AVP of Direct Marketing for Carolina Continental Insurance Company. He has been a small business owner, entrepreneur, and innovator in the field of business and religion.
Jack received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of South Carolina with a Double Major in Government and International Studies and Business Marketing. He also holds a minor in Theater and Speech. In addition, to the FINRA Series 7 and 66 registrations held at Allstate Financial Services, he holds Life/Annuity/Health and Long-Term Care Insurance licenses.
Jack and his wife Leslie reside in the Holly Springs 12 Oaks Community. They are blessed with four young adult children. Jack is also a retired pastor and holds a Doctoral Degree from Drew University, Master of Divinity from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and continuing education from the Oxford Round Table of Oxford, England and Duke Divinity Pastoral School. He has received the D.A.R. Leadership Award, US Air Force Leadership Award, and Who’s Who in America. He is actively involved in Marketplace Ministry and continues to speak, write, and paint. He is also a published author and supportive of several charities. Jack enjoys spending time with his family and friends traveling and a wide variety of sporting events.
