Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares have publicly recognized the achievements of two employees, Shawna Musser and Sarah Nottingham, who have completed their first year at the West Virginia School of Banking. Musser, who is the assistant vice president, compliance, security, and Bank Secrecy Act officer at Grant County Bank, and Nottingham, the financial officer for Highlands Bankshares, have demonstrated their commitment to professional development through this educational program. The West Virginia School of Banking offers courses aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of banking professionals, which is crucial in today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape. The recognition of Musser and Nottingham highlights the importance of investing in employee education and training within the local banking sector. Both institutions are committed to fostering a culture of continuous learning, which ultimately benefits their clients and the community.

The completion of this program not only marks a personal achievement for the individuals involved but also strengthens the overall banking expertise in the region. Such initiatives are vital for maintaining high standards within the financial industry and ensuring that employees are well-equipped to navigate complex regulatory environments. This recognition serves as an inspiration for other banking professionals to pursue further education and development opportunities.