Beth Worrell

Corporate Officer/Principal bei SKYLINE BANKSHARES, INC.

52 Jahre

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Beth R Worrell currently works at Skyline National Bank, as Executive Vice President & Chief Risk Officer from 2019, Chestnut Creek School for the Arts, as Treasurer, Willing Partners, Inc., as Treasurer, and Skyline Bankshares, Inc., as Chief Risk Officer & Executive Vice President from 2019.
Ms. Worrell received her undergraduate degree from Emory & Henry College.

Aktive Positionen von Beth Worrell

Unternehmen	Position	Beginn
SKYLINE BANKSHARES, INC.	Corporate Officer/Principal	01.01.2019
Skyline National Bank Skyline National Bank Major BanksFinance Provides national banking services	Corporate Officer/Principal	01.01.2019
Chestnut Creek School for the Arts Chestnut Creek School for the Arts Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Chestnut Creek School for the Arts is a private company based in Galax, VA.	Treasurer	-
Willing Partners, Inc. Willing Partners, Inc. Willing Partners, Inc. is a faith-anchored nonprofit organization that combats hunger, supports children in crisis, and makes purchases affordable and impactful. The private company is based in Galax, VA. The organization serves Grayson and Carroll counties and the city of Galax, operating a food pantry with a client choice model that allows clients to select preferred nutritious food items, and a thrift store offering reduced-price goods such as clothing, toys, household items, furniture, and electronics. Proceeds from the thrift store support the food bank, and the store also accepts donations and provides a free medical equipment loan program and large furniture pick-up by appointment. The organization operates the Care Closet in Galax, which provides 24/7 support with clothing, beds, and practical resources for children placed into foster care, accessible to social service workers. Willing Partners collaborates with local grocers, community groups, and CarePortal, relying on community generosity and thrift store sales, with limited government funding.	Treasurer	-

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Private Unternehmen	5
Skyline National Bank Skyline National Bank Major BanksFinance Provides national banking services	Finance
Emory & Henry College Emory & Henry College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Skyline Bankshares, Inc. Skyline Bankshares, Inc. Major BanksFinance Operates as a bank holding company with interests in providing banking services	Finance
Chestnut Creek School for the Arts Chestnut Creek School for the Arts Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Chestnut Creek School for the Arts is a private company based in Galax, VA.	Consumer Services
Willing Partners, Inc. Willing Partners, Inc. Willing Partners, Inc. is a faith-anchored nonprofit organization that combats hunger, supports children in crisis, and makes purchases affordable and impactful. The private company is based in Galax, VA. The organization serves Grayson and Carroll counties and the city of Galax, operating a food pantry with a client choice model that allows clients to select preferred nutritious food items, and a thrift store offering reduced-price goods such as clothing, toys, household items, furniture, and electronics. Proceeds from the thrift store support the food bank, and the store also accepts donations and provides a free medical equipment loan program and large furniture pick-up by appointment. The organization operates the Care Closet in Galax, which provides 24/7 support with clothing, beds, and practical resources for children placed into foster care, accessible to social service workers. Willing Partners collaborates with local grocers, community groups, and CarePortal, relying on community generosity and thrift store sales, with limited government funding.