Arkansas Money & Politics is proud to introduce its list of Influencers for 2024, those who inspire us all to reach higher, achieve more and improve things in our communities. Within this list, find leaders in the corporate, nonprofit and public-service spaces — people who provide jobs, feed the state’s economy and provide a hand up to those who need it.
The individuals on this list were handpicked by a blue ribbon panel, who culled hundreds of nominations down to the final listing. They represent not only the best of what they do, but the present and future leaders of our state, who work for the good of us all. As the state’s leading publication focused on the business, community and policy, AMP is proud to shine a bright spotlight on these outstanding achievers and their accomplishments.
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Patrick Curry
President
Allegiance Title of Arkansas
Patrick Curry is the president and founder of Allegiance Title of Arkansas. Under his guidance, the company has become known for its customer-centric approach and forward-thinking solutions. Curry also serves as the chief operating officer for AllFirst title companies based in Tulsa, Okla., which has roughly 30 offices and operations in Oklahoma and New Mexico. With a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Colorado State University and a master’s in taxation from the University of Denver, Curry has cultivated a foundation of financial knowledge and expertise. He began his career at Deloitte Tax in Denver as a certified public accountant in 2001, specializing in real estate partnerships and real estate investment trusts. In 2005, he moved to Arkansas to work at Waco Title Co., where he spent 15 years and held the roles of accounting controller, COO, and, finally, president and CEO. It was at Waco that he developed a reputation for operational effectiveness and customer service excellence. Curry founded Allegiance Title in 2021 with a desire for a smaller, more interpersonal experience with staff and customers. He has leveraged his past and current professional experiences to invest in industry-changing software and technology such as PropertySync. Over the past two years, PropertySync has become a title industry standard for real estate document storage. Curry currently serves on an advisory board of directors for First National Bank of Northwest Arkansas and was appointed by former Gov. Asa Hutchinson to the Electronic Recording Commission for Arkansas.
