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LEADERSHIP
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Email our Leadership Team:
Chuck Carson
President and Co-Founder
Chuck is a Sr. Vice-President at Benjamin F. Edwards and Co., a St. Louis-based wealth management firm, where he provides individuals, families, business, and non-profits with holistic advice to help them build and preserve multi-generational wealth.
Chuck is married to Megan Carson and they have two children, Callie and Lyndie. Megan teaches Pre-K at Troy Elementary and Callie and Lyndie attend Charles Henderson Middle School and Troy Elementary.
The family has called Pike County home since 2009 with Chuck serving in several leadership and volunteer roles within the Troy community over that time period. These roles include two years as the Board Chairman for the Pike County Chamber of Commerce, a Deacon, college ministry leader, and teacher at Church, and Board Chairman of Leadership Pike. Chuck also worked alongside Jason Jones (Co-Founder, Trojans Together Collective) to advance the Gospel through clean water efforts in conjunction with Neverthirst, Inc and WOD 4 Water.
Prior to Carson’s career as a Financial Advisor, he began his time in Troy, Alabama leading the major gift fundraising efforts for Troy Athletics and enjoyed an 11-year career in athletics at schools in Georgia, California, and Alabama.
In his role as Co-Founder and President of Trojans Together Collective, Carson’s role is to generate revenue and work alongside Jason, JB, and the Board of Directors to ensure Troy Athletics maintains its leadership position and competitive legacy in the Sun Belt Conference and among “Group of Five” institutions across the country.
Jason Jones
Treasurer and Co-Founder
Jason is the President of Jones Medical Supply, LLC and Jones Oxygen, Inc. with offices in Troy, Greenville and Dothan.
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Jason is a native of Brundidge, AL and has lived in Pike County for 44 years. He has served on the board of the Pike County Alumni Association, Troy Rotary Club, Pike County Relay for life, he currently serves as Chairman of the Alabama HME Licensure Board and serves on the board of directors for ADMEA. He is co-founder of workout for water Troy which serves as a fundraising arm for NeverThirst, a Birmingham based non-profit that exists to provide clean and living water to those around the globe who do not have access to clean water. To date, this fundraiser has accumulated more than $700,000 in Pike County alone.
Jason is married to Kristy Hudson Jones who holds a B.S. and M.S. degree from Troy University and along with their daughters Hudson and Blakely you can find them at most Troy athletic events on a regular basis. Jason currently holds a 22 year home game attendance streak for Troy football.
Through his businesses Jones has arranged NIL deals with more than 50 student athletes at Troy and was the first business to embrace NIL for the Trojans. As co-founder of Trojans Together Collective, Jones focus is to assist Troy in being the premier group of 5 contender in the NCAA.
Dylan Bradshaw
Secretary
Dylan is an established commercial loan officer with over three years of experience in the finance industry. Currently at Troy Bank and Trust in Troy, AL, he excels in delivering customized financial solutions to businesses of all sizes, from dynamic startups to well-established enterprises. His expertise and commitment to understanding each client's unique needs ensure that he provides strategic guidance and effective support, reinforcing his role as a trusted partner in their financial growth and success.
Originally from Enterprise, AL, Dylan has been a steadfast supporter of the Trojans, making Troy his home for the past eight years. Throughout his 􀆟me at Troy University, he distinguished himself as a leading student-athlete and continues to be deeply involved with the university community. Dylan is married to Elisabeth Bradshaw, a Troy native and fellow Troy University graduate. Together, they are raising their daughter, Caroline, in a family environment that values the rich traditions and spirit of the Troy community.
Dylan, a dedicated alumnus of Troy University, holds a master’s degree in management and a bachelor’s degree in financial economics from the institution where he made his mark as a remarkable student athlete.
Over his six years at Troy, Dylan was a four-year starter on the offensive line for the Trojans, earning three All-Sun Belt selections and twice being named a Remington Trophy Semifinalist. His leadership and academic excellence were further recognized through multiple Sun Belt honor roll nominations and his role as team captain during his final two years. In 2022, Dylan’s achievements culminated in a nomination to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society, an accolade that highlights his exceptional academic performance and contributions to intercollegiate football.
After an accomplished career as a student-athlete at Troy University, Dylan has continued to demonstrate unwavering dedication to his alma mater. Dylan remains a vital part of the university community by actively supporting its mission and fostering connections with current students and fellow alumni. Through mentoring, fundraising initiatives, and advocacy efforts, Dylan contributes to Troy University’s ongoing success and growth, embodying the spirit of service and commitment that defined his athletic career. His ongoing involvement reflects the deeply rooted belief in the transformative power and lasô€†Ÿng impact that can be gained by one’s ô€†Ÿme as a student-athlete at Troy University.
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J.B. Roberts
Board Member
J.B. Roberts is the President of Moseley Industrial Supply Company and Lawrence Paint and Hardware both located in Troy, Alabama. Known as kingdom-minded companies, Roberts believes his businesses exists to glorify God and invest in the local community. His inspiring leadership and ability to build first class teams is evident as Lawrence Hardware, a small business staple in the community, was recently awarded The Excellence in Customer Service Award through the local Chamber. Moseley Industrial was also a finalist for Lockheed Martin Small Business of the Year.
Although he grew up not far away in the small town of Brantley, Roberts has lived in Troy since 2010. A devoted member of his community, Roberts proudly serves in a number of ways. He is a worship leader at Troy Church, chairman of Board of Directors of the Pike County Chamber of Commerce, and involved with the Troy Parks and Recreation Department. In addition, he is a funding partner of Common Ground Troy, and works with various nonprofit agencies including Sav-A-Life, Campus Outreach, and Burning Bush Foundation (Troy). He enjoys spending time with his wife of five years Lauren, their Aussie-doodle Rey, and supporting Trojan athletics at Troy University.
Parker Sessions
Director of Content
Parker is senior at Troy University and is majoring in accounting. He currently boasts a 3.97 GPA and he hopes to one day become a Certified Public Accountant.
Parker Sessions just finished his last year as a member of the Troy Trojans baseball team. Parker played both infield and outfield during his two years with the Trojans.
Parker played one season at shortstop for Central Alabama Community College (CACC). He was named an All-North Division infielder in the ACCC. He is a one-time ACCC player of the week recipient. During his time at the CACC he recorded a conference-high 74 hits with a .389 average, 40 RBIs, and 19 stolen bases.
Parker attended Enterprise High School and graduated with a 4.2 GPA. He was a member of the National Honors Society and was named second-team all-state in 2021. He also was named as one of the Dothan "Super 12" his senior season. In addition, Parker was named the "PBR player of the month" in Spring of 2021. During his senior season at Enterprise High School he accumulated 51 hits, including 18 extra-base hits with a .471 batting average and 36 stolen bases.
Parker is the son of Carlene and Keith Sessions and he has three brothers, Wil, Tal, and Winston. In his spare time, he likes to play golf, video games, and "just hang out with the other Troy baseball players and Troy student athletes."
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He sees his work with Trojans Together Collective as a great opportunity to learn more about NIL Collectives and the future of college athletics.
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