Terry Cornell Jr., a United States Air Force veteran, embodies the values of professionalism, perseverance, and meticulousness in all his endeavors. These qualities have not only defined his military service but also characterize his approach to business and helping others, offering his expertise wherever it is needed. Even after dedicating years to serving his country, Terry remains committed to supporting disabled veterans whenever possible.

His academic journey reflects a thirst for knowledge and personal growth. Terry earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Saint Xavier University and continued to pursue a Master's degree in Business Law from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Education remains a priority for Terry, as he consistently seeks opportunities to expand his skills through various courses and certifications, including a Certificate in Federal Policy from the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University and an Associate's degree in Tribal Administration from Southwest Oklahoma State University's Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribal College.

With close to two decades of experience in his field, Terry has established himself as a true leader, consistently surpassing expectations. He has held various prominent roles over the years, showcasing his versatility and expertise. Since 2001, he has been a Lobbyist with the Government Liaison Services, adeptly representing companies and individuals in local, state, and federal courts. Later, he took on the responsibility of a Hearing Officer for the State of Illinois, making crucial decisions about driving privileges for individuals who had driven under the influence. Excelling in this capacity led him to the position of Chief Government Interaction Officer with Peoples' Home Equity, where he collaborated closely with government affairs, business development, and loan origination teams to facilitate potential homebuyers in securing mortgages. As the company changed its name to Parkside Lending, LLC in 2018, Terry continues to thrive in the same position, contributing significantly to the organization's success.

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