Jill Dill Vincent

Jill Dill Vincent was born in Houma, Louisiana and attended Nicholls State

University, and UCLA.

Over the past 40 years, Jill has received numerous nominations and awards in recognition for

her participation in community service.

As a motivator and a unique connection with people, Jill Dill Vincent served as President for

Credit Professional International in New Orleans, Louisiana and lectured at the University of

New Orleans downtown on handling receivables and retention in UNO Business Department.

Jill currently serves as a Board Member for The Community Policing & Revitalization

program under the Mayor’s Office for the City of Birmingham.

Founder of “High Five For Education,” a scholarship program, Jill continues to move forward

reaching out with friendship and love for her fellowman.

Jill served as keynote speaker at national conventions; and offers workshops for corporations,

schools, and associations on motivation, receivables and retention.

Continuing with her passion in writing and furthering her goals, Jill is a published author of

novels, a finance/retention/customer service book; Little Receivables BIG CASH FLOW and

poetry.

American Legion Post #134 sponsored Jill to be nominated for The Pulitzer Prize based on her

poetry in “Inspirational Poems Volume II”.

Jill works part-time at The University of Alabama at Birmingham and resides with her

husband, Kenneth D. Vincent Sr. and their two dogs in a bedroom community neighboring

Birmingham, AL.

Proud to be a member of the Mount Rushmore Association, Jill embraces her country with an

open mind, heart and love for her fellow man.