SWOT Analysis: Understanding My Personal Brand

A look at my strengths, growth areas, opportunities, and external challenges as a student, professional, and legislative advocate.

Resilient, adaptable, and empathetic leader with 13 years in insurance.

Experience: Over 13 years in the insurance industry, combining technical knowledge with compassion.

Recognition: Honored as one of Statesboro’s Top 20 Under 40 (2024) for professional excellence and community leadership.

Professionalism: Licensed in Property & Casualty and Life & Health in Georgia and South Carolina; CIC Designation.

Leadership: Proven ability to build relationships, mentor others, and communicate complex information clearly.

Adaptability: Thrives in change, continuously learning and growing through new challenges.

Not saying no... taking on too much responsibility

Perfectionism: A desire to exceed expectations can sometimes slow progress on new projects.

Delegation: Learning to trust others with responsibilities and avoid taking on too much.

Work–Life Balance: Striving to maintain boundaries between family, education, and professional commitments.

Technology: Continually improving proficiency with new digital tools and marketing systems.

Time Management: Adjusting to the demands of being a full-time student, professional, and parent.

Growth comes from choosing opportunities that align with my values, not distractions that pull me away from them.

Starting The Duvall Group: Launching my own independent insurance agency focused on client education, empowerment, and advocacy.

Professional Collaboration: Partnering with other industry leaders, local businesses, and nonprofits to create stronger community connections.

Public Speaking & Education: Expanding my advocacy by teaching financial literacy and insurance through community outreach.

Legislative Advocacy: Continuing my work with policymakers to improve consumer protections and insurance transparency.

Personal Development: Advancing my education through the Double Canes MBA program.

Challenges are inevitable, but growth comes from how we adapt to them.

Industry Volatility: Shifting insurance regulations, carrier changes, and market fluctuations can impact client confidence and agency stability.

Balancing Commitments: Managing professional growth, education, and family priorities requires continual focus and boundaries.

Economic Factors: Inflation and economic uncertainty can influence client decisions and long-term planning.

Digital Competition: The rise of online insurance platforms increases the need for personal connection and education-based service.

Burnout Risk: My passion for helping others can sometimes lead to overextension.