Employee Spotlight
If you are a regular visitor at our branches you probably have a go-to County Federal team member or you may even recognize a familiar voice when you call our Contact Center. No matter how often you visit a branch or call, we take pride in our relationships with all our members. Get to know our team in our monthly Employee Spotlight.
2022


Meet Roxanne
What does AAPI Heritage Month mean to you?
To me, AAPI heritage month is a time to reflect on my identity and celebrate the traditions of our diverse community.
How has your heritage shaped the person you are today?
I am a 4th generation Japanese American. I have never been to Japan and I don’t speak Japanese. Growing up I learned of my family’s history and experiences through the stories of my grandparents’ and parents’ youth. They often told me of their times assimilating to American culture, maintaining their own culture, and even surviving U.S. concentration camps during World War II. These stories have led me to appreciate my own life and inspired me to maintain my family traditions by participating in cultural events such as Mochi-tsuki, Aki Matsuri, Nikkei Matsuri and dancing in the Japanese Obon festival. Participating in these events have led me to proudly embrace my identity as a Japanese American.

Meet Amanda
How has your heritage shaped the person you are today?
There’s a heavy matriarchy in Samoan culture. Because of this it has definitely influenced how I run my household and work life. I feel the need to have things, my children, and even my husband in order. I am constantly organizing my work tasks to fit my thinking and don’t hesitate when it comes to providing opinions or feedback. I have learned that I cannot control all things and therefore allow my husband to make decisions, well at least once in a while.
Does your family have any traditions that are especially important to you?
So my family is very blended and we don’t primarily focus on Samoan traditions. I have been influenced by a lot of Polynesian cultures. One thing that is common in all of the cultures is the importance of music. This isn’t your typical tradition, however we strongly feel music guides us. Musical learning is prominent in every subject taught. It is also common to have performances at any gathering including funerals. Whether it be religion, coping skills, gatherings, or just for fun music helps me through it all.
Global Diversity Month
Meet Richa

Meet David

National Hispanic Heritage Month
Meet JUAN
Servicing Specialist

Asian Heritage Month
Meet PATTY
Branch Experience Manager

Meet MARCELLA
Organizational Development Specialist

January
Meet RACHAEL
Marketing & Community Programs Coordinator

2020 Employee Spotlights
December
Meet DINAH
Senior Systems Administrator

Meet MARIA
Senior Systems Administrator

November
Meet EMILIA
Financial Services Advisor

Meet SCOTT
Facilities Supervisor

September
Meet AMANDA
Loan Advisor

Meet DAISY
Branch Operations Supervisor

August
Meet SAMANTHA
Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist

JULY
Meet KRISTIAN
Branch Operations Supervisor

Meet VIVIEN
Financial Service Advisor

Meet CHRISTINA
Branch Operations Supervisor
