Angled view of the front of the Kish Innovation Center building with Kish sign
PRESS RELEASE
LEWISTOWN, PA – Allana Hartung, Vice President and Commercial Relationship Manager for Kish Bank, was one of four students who achieved honor student status from the Pennsylvania Bankers Association’s (PA Bankers’) 2021 Virtual Advanced School of Banking, held last month.
Honor students are selected based on outstanding work on six home extension problems’ cumulative scores.
Hartung has served the banking industry for 19 years and has been with Kish Bank since 2004. In her position as Commercial Relationship Manager, Hartung provides business banking services and helps business clients raise capital, mitigate risk, and hedge success.
PA Bankers’ Advanced School of Banking is a three-year program that teaches financial services knowledge and skills and paves the road for participants to become leaders at any level within their organization. The curriculum provides a greater understanding of the multiple banking disciplines and how those disciplines work together within the bank. It is analogous to 200-, 300- and 400-level college course study.
About Kish Bank
Kish Bank is a $1.16 billion regional community bank that operates eighteen offices and financial centers serving Centre, Mifflin, Huntingdon, Blair, and Juniata counties, and northeastern Ohio. Affiliates of Kish Bank include: Kish Insurance, Kish Financial Solutions, Kish Benefits Consulting, and Kish Travel. For additional information, please visit www.kishbank.com. Kish Bank is a subsidiary of Kish Bancorp, Inc., trading under the OTC stock ticker symbol of KISB.
About PA Bankers
PA Bankers has been bringing banks and bankers together for more than 125 years to learn, grow, serve and engage with their peers, communities and lawmakers. The association has built a strong reputation as a leading advocate for pro-banking policies at the state and federal levels, as well as the delivery of quality education, products and services for banks of all sizes and their employees.