Three employee promotions announced by Liberty National Bank
Amanda Clum - Sara Reese - Jeremy Malick
Ronald L. Zimmerly, Jr., President and CEO of Liberty National Bank and its board of directors promoted three employees to higher status as a reflection of their job performances and daily responsibilities.
Amanda Crum has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Deposit Operations Manager, BSA, OFAC, Privacy and Information Security Officer. She has been a part of the Liberty team since May of 1999.
Clum received her Business Administration degree from University of Northwestern Ohio in May, 2006. With Liberty, she has held a teller and Customer Service Rep position and Assistant to the Operations Officer prior to becoming Operations Officer in 2013.
She has attended several banking schools, seminars, continuing education courses and training sessions. In the community Clum is a past board member, treasurer and secretary of the Kenton Kiwanis club and past member of the In-Hardin Tennis Board. She and her husband, Andrew, reside in rural Kenton with their daughters.
Jeremy Malick has been promoted to Information Technology Officer. He has been with Liberty since April 2006.
Malick oversees all IT operations. He hold various IT certifications as well as graduating from the Graduate School of Bank Technology Management School. Jeremy and his wife, Katie, married since 2007, have four young children.
Sara Reese has been promoted to Vice President, Retail Administration. She has been with Liberty since September 2010.
Reese attended the Ohio State University and has completed her Life and Health insurance license, Series 6 securities license for annuity and mutual fund product sales, and many banking seminars.
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