BY G. BARRY KLEIN, CPCU, CLU
New Web capabilities have made him a hit with agents.
Virtually every boy swings a baseball bat when hes growing up, and many have dreams of playing for a big-league team. Most never get past Little League, but a few still run the bases for high school or college teams.
Harold Williams, CIO of Montana State Fund, nearly made it all the way. After starting college at Virginia Tech, Williams was drafted by the Atlanta Braves, and he couldnt pass up his shot at the dream. But after four-and-a-half seasons in the minor leagues, professional baseball didnt work out for him, and he returned to Columbus, Ohio, his hometown.
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