Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares, Inc. recently celebrated the accomplishments of two of their employees, Shawna Musser and Sarah Nottingham, who completed their first year at the West Virginia School of Banking. This program is integral in developing the skills and knowledge necessary for banking professionals to thrive in a competitive industry. Musser, who is the assistant vice president, compliance, security, and Bank Secrecy Act officer at Grant County Bank, has demonstrated a commitment to excellence in her role. Nottingham, serving as the financial officer for Highlands Bankshares, has also shown significant dedication to her professional growth.

The recognition of their achievements underscores the banks’ commitment to investing in their employees and promoting a culture of continuous learning. By supporting employee development, these institutions are not only enhancing individual careers but also improving the quality of service they provide to their customers. The West Virginia School of Banking plays a crucial role in preparing banking professionals for the challenges they face in the industry. Such initiatives reflect positively on the community and the banking sector as a whole.