Larry McKeel

Larry McKeel is a Christ-centered leader who brings over 30 years of experience in banking and business finance, alongside a deep commitment to serving God through the marketplace. He most recently served as Treasurer of Finance at Mangum’s Transportation Solutions in Wilson, NC, where he applied biblical principles to financial stewardship, strategic planning, and organizational leadership.

Larry’s professional journey includes three decades in the banking industry, most notably as Market President for Wells Fargo in Wilson, where he advised countless business owners and executives-always seeking to serve with integrity, wisdom, and compassion. For the past 10 years, he has been a trusted financial leader in the transportation industry, contributing to the growth and operational excellence of Mangum’s.

In January 2026, Larry will begin a new chapter in his calling as a C12 Chair with C12 Business Forums in Rocky Mount, NC. C12 is the world’s largest peer advisory organization for Christian CEOs, business owners, and executives. A faithful C12 member for the past eight years, Larry is passionate about helping other leaders build great businesses for a greater purpose. 

As a Chair, he will facilitate peer groups of Christian leaders, guiding them to align their decisions with Scripture, lead with purpose, and grow in both business and faith.

Larry’s love for Christ is reflected not only in his professional life, but also in his deep commitment to his community. He has served on the boards of the American Red Cross, Wilson United Way, Wilson Pregnancy Center, and the Wilson Economic Development Council. He also volunteers with ministries and outreach programs including the Wilson Crisis Center, Wilson Soup Kitchen, and Shiloh Church’s Night to Shine, a Tim Tebow Foundation event that celebrates individuals with special needs.



Known for his steady leadership, servant’s heart, and gospel-centered approach to business, Larry strives to glorify God in all he does-living out his faith in both word and action.