Peggy Hubbard

I began my journey with State Farm in 1985, working in the claims division. During that time, I found great satisfaction in assisting both agents and customers, which led me to a management role. Over the years, my career took me to various states, and I enjoyed the increasing levels of responsibility. However, after spending 15 years in management, I realized that I deeply missed interacting directly with customers. As a result, I made the decision to transition to an Agent position, which ultimately brought me to Middle TN in 2000.

In Lewisburg, I have formed an exceptional team and actively engaged with the local community. As a founder of the Marshall County chapter of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, I contribute to service work. Additionally, I serve as a volunteer and board member for HOPEtown, a past Rotary President, a recipient of multiple Paul Harris Fellowships, and an advocate for initiatives benefiting young individuals. My dedication to giving back to our community drives all of my endeavors.

I hold degrees from the University of GA and the University of Cincinnati, where I completed my Masters in Criminal Justice. Before joining State Farm, I worked as a law enforcement officer in Athens, GA. I also have experience teaching Criminal Justice at Columbia State Community College and find great satisfaction in working with young students.