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Terrance Little
Terrance Little along with his wife Victoria Agresta Little and Gabrial the Scottish Terrier, now make their home in Seabrook Island, S.C., among the ancient oaks, palm trees, tida...view moreTerrance Little along with his wife Victoria Agresta Little and Gabrial the Scottish Terrier, now make their home in Seabrook Island, S.C., among the ancient oaks, palm trees, tidal marshes and ocean shore. Mr. Little grew up in Saratoga, N.C., a small town in the rural eastern part of the State, where he and his four siblings were lovingly guided to literature and music by their mother, Roberta Turnmyre Little, as well as by many aunts and uncles, public school teachers and neighbors.
Following his graduation from East Carolina University (go Pirates), with degrees in political science and journalism, Mr. Little worked as a reporter for the Rocky Mount Evening Telegram, a notable North Carolina daily and was a stringer for the Associated Press. After a short time, he became business and political editor.
Following his stint as a journalist, Terrance enrolled in graduate school at New York University (go Violets) where he received a master's degree in public finance. Upon graduation, he began a long, rewarding career on Wall Street, where he was a corporate executive for premier global financial services concerns. During that time, he worked on some of the largest and most innovative investment banking transactions and also acted as an advisor/consultant to medium and start-up companies.
Mr. Little has traveled extensively throughout the world and maintains particular interest in France, Argentina and Eastern Europe. He has served on Boards of publicly-traded companies, the ECU Educational Foundation and the St. Jude Childrens' Reaearch Hospital - Liberty Bowl, to name a few. Currently, Terrance is busy doing research for another book, working to improve his golf game, collecting antique cartographic art and generally enjoying life while managing his business interest.view less