Neil serves as the Vice President of The Phoenix Company. A native of Newton, North Carolina, Neil is an alumnus of Wake Forest University. Originally joining The Phoenix Company in 2011 as a Producer and rejoining in 2023 as Vice President. Neil has held diverse roles in his insurance career, including Producer, Account Executive, and Insurance Program Manager. Over his 15-year tenure in the insurance industry, Neil has achieved the Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) designation.
Neil's passion for the insurance sector is fueled by his commitment to assisting others in safeguarding their hard-earned assets. Beyond his professional endeavors, Neil actively contributes to the community as a Deacon at Highland Presbyterian Church.
In his leisure time, Neil indulges in adventurous pursuits, including scuba diving, rock climbing, and motorcycle riding. He enjoys spending time with his wife, two children, two stepchildren and three cats.
The team at The Phoenix Company, a proud member of Correll Insurance Group, expresses gratitude for Neil's unwavering support and valuable contributions.
In an era where exceptional one-to-one customer service excellence has virtually disappeared, the work that Sandy Nicholson Oast, claims coordinator, did should be held as an example for others to try to emulate. Her professional attitude and demeanor were certainly refreshing during this stressful time. I am sure she is a great asset to your organization, and this is one of the main reasons we have remain a loyal customer of The Phoenix Company for over 30 years.
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