Nancy Wilson of Farmers Trust & Savings Bank in Britt successfully completed the Iowa Bankers Association Consumer Credit School, February 29- March 4 in Ankeny, Iowa. The school is an intense one-week program sponsored by the Iowa Bankers Association. The purpose of the IBA Consumer Credit School is to prepare consumer credit personnel who want to broaden their consumer credit knowledge or who have not been exposed to formal consumer credit education, to serve effectively and profitably as consumer credit officers. This is accomplished by developing a better understanding of the consumer credit function, deepening the comprehension of the managerial aspects of consumer credit operations and developing and refining the administrative and human relations skills necessary to meet the credit needs of their customers.
Wilson has been with Farmers Trust & Savings Bank since 1992. She started as a Teller, and then moved to Loan Assistant. In 2005, she graduated from NIACC with a degree in business. In 2015, Wilson became a Consumer Loan Officer, and she also manages the operations for the Britt office.
“Not only do I love working for FTSB and with my co-workers, but we have great customers and it is a privilege to serve them with their banking needs.” said Wilson. “Living in a small community like ours, it is nice to get to know customers on a more personal level.”
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