Developing new leaders is one of the primary roles of existing leaders, which is why we were excited to have three team members who were recently promoted into leadership share their stories with our Aspiring Leaders class. Our thanks to IS Manager Dallas Taylor, MEC Supervisor Tabitha Peck, and Card Services Assistant Manager Sarah Walker for spending time and answering questions for our panel discussion, and for Controller Andrea Turner for facilitating.
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