Tower Loan
Clint Briggs is an experienced finance professional with a robust background in financial analysis, data analysis, financial modeling, forecasting, statistics, budgeting, financial reporting, and accounting. Currently serving as Controller at Tower Loan since February 2013, Clint has also held the position of Financial Analyst within the same company. Prior to this role, Clint worked as a Senior Accountant/Auditor for Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC, where audit and assurance services were key responsibilities, and as a Staff Accountant for Barlow, Walker, and Hill, focusing on tax, audit, and assurance. Clint began a career in finance as a Loan Consultant at United Financial Mortgage. Clint holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting and Economics from Mississippi State University, earned between 1998 and 2003.
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Tower Loan
1936—Tower Loan opens and experiences prosperity and growth. The consumer finance industry was in its infancy. 1945—After World War II, Tower sold its offices to various employees within the company. The Jackson, Mississippi, South State Street Office of the original Tower group was purchased by Ed and Kate Clark. Under the ownership of the Clarks, Tower Loan brokers grew from a single office to 16 offices throughout Mississippi. 1972—Following the death of Kate Clark, Jack Lee purchased 12 of Ed Clark’s offices. The 4 offices not purchased were sold to managers within Clark’s company and are still in operation today. The offices purchased by Jack Lee were located in North Jackson, Clinton, East Jackson, Yazoo City, Canton, Kosciusko, Pascagoula, Louisville, Europa, Carthage, Moss Point, and Philadelphia. In later years, the Moss Point office was merged into Pascagoula, Clinton was moved to Southwest Jackson; and East Jackson was moved to Pearl. Some of these offices operated as Tower Loan and some operated as Russell Baker Finance. 2006—Tower expands operations into the state of Missouri by opening 8 offices.Tower has weathered the storm of high interest rates, recessions, government regulations and difficult litigation environments. In spite of these obstacles, Tower Loan has continued to prosper, advance and become one of the nation’s leaders among independent finance companies.