Josette Hill is the Financial Treasurer of the Southeastern Connecticut Chapter of SCORE, a nationwide, nonprofit organization and a resource partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration that offers free advice and mentorship to small-business owners.  Josette started her own small business in 2015 when she founded J.A.H Financial Service & Real Estate, a CPA firm she started to help small businesses establish financial accounting and control systems to manage complex financials.  Her company is now a household name in Hartford, CT where she is empowering minority business owners through financial education and access to capital to grow their businesses. Josette Hill is an accomplished CPA and Financial Advisor. She has received the Life Foundation Award from New York Life and was named the number one Regional Leader at Primerica Financial Services. Josette Hill has been included in Marquis Who’s Who in America magazine where she was praised for her entrepreneurship. She was also featured in SCORE National Spotlight as a financial mentor and leader in her community. Outside of running a successful financial service company, Josette also volunteers her financial education to serve other non-profit organizations such as the Taste of the Caribbean Arts and Culture Organization. She resides in Portland, CT with her husband Dean Wilson, and their children. Her new book, “Get AAA credit in 60 days or less” has been an Amazon #1 best seller for 12 weeks in a row. This book has been empowering minorities to use OPM to build wealth. Just recently, Josette Hill was awarded the Biden/Harris Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for her Community Leadership Involvement.

• Expand Client Base: Grow my financial advisory and paralegal services by reaching new clients, focusing on small businesses and nonprofit organizations seeking expert financial and legal support.

• Continuing Education: Stay updated on the latest changes in tax law, financial regulations, and legal precedents by attending relevant courses, seminars, and professional conferences.

• Develop Leadership Skills: Enhance my leadership and management skills by taking on new responsibilities within my nonprofit, mentoring up-and-coming professionals, and pursuing leadership training opportunities.

Accounting Skills

1. Financial Analysis – Assessing financial statements and performance.
2. Tax Preparation & Compliance – Filing tax returns and ensuring adherence to tax laws.
3. Auditing – Examining financial records for accuracy and compliance.
4. Budgeting & Forecasting – Managing financial planning and projections.
5. Ethical Judgment & Professionalism – Maintaining integrity in financial practices.
6. Communication & Client Advisory – Explaining complex financial matters to clients.

Paralegal Skills

1. Legal Research & Writing – Conducting case law research and drafting legal documents.
2. Legal Document Preparation – Drafting contracts, affidavits, and pleadings.
3. Attention to Detail – Ensuring accuracy in legal filings and compliance.
4. Client Communication – Interacting with clients professionally and maintaining confidentiality.
5. Knowledge of Legal Procedures – Understanding court procedures and filing requirements.
6. Technology Proficiency – Using legal software and databases for research and case management.