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Capital Investment Companies’ President’s Council awards membership
Don Butler
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Greg Hicks
Greg Hicks
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Rick Gardner
Rick Gardner
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Terry Bass
Terry Bass
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Bynum Satterwhite
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Con McDonald
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Greg Hicks, of Raleigh, Rick Gardner, of Raleigh, Bynum Satterwhite, of Raleigh, Con McDonald, of Raleigh, Don Butler, of Dunn, and Terry Bass of Fuquay-Varina were awarded membership to Capital Investment Companies’ President’s Council at the company’s annual meeting in Myrtle Beach, SC.

The President’s Council is a prestigious honor society at Capital Investment Companies, based in Raleigh, NC, and Hicks, Gardner, Satterwhite, McDonald , Butler and Bass were all honored for being among the company’s top financial advisors in 2012. These gentlemen offer securities, investments and insurance through Capital Investment Companies, which is one of the largest independent financial services and brokerage firms in the Southeastern US.

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