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Welcome to The Callaway Black GroupSince 1885, Georgians have relied upon the Northwestern Mutual for guidance in seeking financial security. Under the direction of Managing Partner, Dwaan Callaway Black, The Callaway Black Group is proud to continue that legacy in the metro Atlanta and North Georgia areas with offices in Atlanta, Athens, Dalton, East Cobb and Rome.
The mission of The Callaway Black Group is to inspire and challenge people to a lifetime of growth and responsibility. Their Financial Representatives embody that mission as they help their clients journey through the three stages of financial security: protection, accumulation, and distribution of their wealth and assets over their lifetimes.
And because each of the three stages relies upon varied and personalized financial solutions, Dwaan Black surrounds himself with professionals who can meet each client's needs. The Callaway Black Group offers clients access to specialists in estate analysis and advanced planning, employee benefits, investment services, business needs analysis and risk management, and personal needs analysis. Values-Based Business The Callaway Black Group is proud of the outstanding reputation Northwestern Mutual holds with the insuring public, and they feel it is the obligation of every person within their organization to contribute to that good reputation.
Explore this site to see how the professionals at The Callaway Black Group can help you achieve financial security. Steve Forbes and Ed Zore on “Rebuilding, Reviving and Learning From the Great Recession”
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Play Video >>Dwaan C Black, Managing Partner, talks about a career as a Financial Representative with Northwestern Mutual. Contact Us400 Interstate N Pkwy Office: 770-955-6611 |
Northwestern Mutual hosted an event at the Cobb Energy Center with Steve Forbes and Northwestern Mutual chairman and CEO Ed Zore, which focused on insights of the key lessons learned in the Great Recession, and how to rebuild and revive the economy. The event was part of a six-city tour and saw more than 3,000 attendees in total.
