Jeanine Boyle, Founder of JB Interior Design

Published: October 16, 2024

Celebrating Women's Small Business Month

Jeanine Boyle, Founder of JB Interior Design

In celebration of Women’s Small Business Month, Old Glory Bank is highlighting the many wonderful female entrepreneurs who we are also proud to call business banking customers throughout October.

Jeanine Boyle is one of them.

Better late than never.

Jeanine perfectly exemplifies the phrase, “Better late than never.” In her words, she started JB Interior Design later in life, after twenty-five years in the business.

Boyle explains her philosophy: “Your home should be a place for the family to connect and flourish. A well-thought-out design creates the backdrop to do just that.”

It’s all about beauty and joy, she adds. And faith. “God has opened doors for me to do what I love,” she professes.

Banking on her faith.

Boyle’s faith, in fact, led her to become a business banking customer with Old Glory Bank. She learned about Old Glory Bank through Flashpoint, the Christian-based programming that encourages Americans to act on their God-given rights and to support patriotic views. 

“I have a strong conviction about not funding woke organizations and supporting those that support my Christian and patriotic beliefs,” Boyle explained. “I am concerned about the potential of being locked out of my money from any type of social credit system because I don’t fit the mainstream agenda. Old Glory’s business practices are just what I was looking for.”

She credits the customer service team for being responsive in every situation and our website for being easy to navigate.

Just like we designed it.

Keepers of the American Dream.

There are more than eleven million woman-owned small businesses in America, a number that’s growing exponentially each year. These businesses are fueled by passionate, driven women who create real economic growth within their communities.

Old Glory Bank is proud to be part of the American Dream for patriots like Jeanine Boyle.

 

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