Kayla Richardson named vice-president of branch operations
Quest Federal Credit Union announced today that Kayla Richardson is promoted to the vice-president of branch operations, Ada.
Richardson assumes the duties of office management immediately, training under the departing vice-president of branch operations, Patty King.
“Kayla started with Quest over seven years ago and has worked at every level of member service including her most recent position as call center coordinator.
I am very pleased to see one of our own move into a high-level management position and it speaks volumes to the hard work Kayla has put in and the culture that we have built at Quest,” said Tammy Sherman, chief operations officer.
Matt Jennings, chief executive officer of Quest, said, “We are sad to see Patty leave, but understand that family and a family business come first.
"Patty has been a great asset to us and we wish her all the best in this new chapter of her life.”
Quest Federal Credit Union has five branch locations in Hardin, Logan and Wyandot counties serving 15,000 members and holding $178 million in assets.
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