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Congratulations to the February BankWork$ Graduates!

In partnership with Employ Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to bring the nationwide BankWork$ program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants — primarily individuals from under-resourced communities — for retail banking careers. Upon graduation, each class then takes part in a hiring event featuring BankWork$ employer partners.

In February, a class of 10 students, Amber Farr, Cairee Carrington, Christina Spikes, Furaha Famili, Jashira Ramirez, Lauryn’l Walls, Marissa Vargas, Nou Vang,  Sharyl McFarland, and Thomas Wright graduated from the program. WBA’s Daryll Lund attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Graduates from the BankWork$ February 2025 class with Employ Milwaukee Instructor Adriene Wright and WBA Exec VP & Chief of Staff Daryll Lund (center).

Over the course of the eight-week program, students learned the heard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. Beginning in 2019, the program has now provided over 150 individuals in the Milwaukee area with the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

To learn more about the program, or how your bank can get involved, please visit employmilwaukee.org/BankWorks.htm.

March 25, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Congratulations to the August BankWork$ Graduates!

In partnership with Employ Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to bring the nationwide BankWork$ program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants — primarily individuals from under-resourced communities — for retail banking careers. Upon graduation, each class then takes part in a hiring event featuring BankWork$ employer partners.

In August, a class of nine students — including  — graduated from the program. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Pictured (left to rigth): Front row WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels, Augustin Khey, Erika Winters, Valerie Santiago, Victoria Smith, and instructor Adriene Wright. Back row Diarelis Rodriguez , Mariah Lee-Salisott, Glenn Morgan, Cortney Corprue, and Cynthia Cohn

Over the course of the eight-week program, students learned the heard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. Beginning in 2019, the program has now provided over 130 individuals in the Milwaukee area with the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

Pictured (left to right): WVA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels presented a check to program instructor Adriene Wright.

Oswald Poels also presented a sponsorship check from WBA to instructor Adriene Wright in support of the program.

To learn more about the program, or how your bank can get involved, please visit employmilwaukee.org/BankWorks.htm.

September 23, 2024/by Katie Reiser
https://www.wisbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/graduation-student-debt-loans-3.jpg 552 600 Katie Reiser https://www.wisbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Wisconsin-Bankers-Association-logo.svg Katie Reiser2024-09-23 08:17:452024-10-24 15:34:48Congratulations to the August BankWork$ Graduates!
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Congratulations to the May BankWork$ Graduates!

In partnership with Employ Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to bring the nationwide BankWork$ program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants — primarily individuals from under-resourced communities — for retail banking careers. Upon graduation, each class then takes part in a hiring event featuring BankWork$ employer partners.

In May, a class of seven students — including Melissa Trotter, Loren Gonzalez, Sandra Uscanga, Gabe Wheeler, Daniel Freman, Mary Castro, and Mariia “Masha” Korbin — graduated from the program. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Over the course of the eight-week program, students learned the heard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. Beginning in 2019, the program has now provided over 130 individuals in the Milwaukee area with the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

Pictured (from left to right): Oscar Delgado, BankWork$ Career Navigator; Melissa Trotter, Loren Gonzalez; Sandra Uscanga; Gabe Wheeler (back row), WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels; Adriene Wright, BankWork$ instructor (back row); Daniel Freman; Mary Castro, and Mariia “Masha” Korbin.

To learn more about the program, or how your bank can get involved, please visit employmilwaukee.org/BankWorks.htm.

June 13, 2024/by Katie Reiser
https://www.wisbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/graduation-student-debt-loans-3.jpg 552 600 Katie Reiser https://www.wisbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Wisconsin-Bankers-Association-logo.svg Katie Reiser2024-06-13 08:03:162024-06-13 08:03:16Congratulations to the May BankWork$ Graduates!
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Congratulations to the March BankWork$ Graduates!

In partnership with Employ Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to bring the nationwide BankWork$ program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants — primarily individuals from under-resourced communities — for retail banking careers. Upon graduation, each class then takes part in a hiring event featuring BankWork$ employer partners.

In March, a class of six students — including Yazmin Franco Luna, Timesha Gray, Alesha Hodges, Shatyea Patterson, Mariana Simas, and Chapa Wijendra — graduated from the program. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Pictured (left to right) are: Adriene Wright, BankWork$ instructor; Alesha Hodges; Timesha Gray; Rose Oswald Poels, WBA president and CEO; Yazmin Franco Luna; Mariana Simas; Chapa Wijendra; and Shatyea Patterson.

Over the course of the eight-week program, students learned the heard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. Beginning in 2019, the program has now provided over 130 individuals in the Milwaukee area with the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

To learn more about the program, or how your bank can get involved, please visit employmilwaukee.org/BankWorks.htm.

March 28, 2024/by Hannah Flanders
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Seeking Partners to Create Equitable Hiring Solutions in Banking

Chytania Brown

By Chytania Brown

As you know, the current labor shortage and looming silver tsunami are making it increasingly difficult for businesses to hire, and keep, skilled workers. In the past year, over 4,000 job listings were posted for bank tellers across Wisconsin, showing the immense need employers have to find, screen, and train professionals who are interested in a career in the financial industry. As the Workforce Development Board serving Milwaukee County, Employ Milwaukee has been working to fill this demand through BankWork$. BankWork$ is an innovative program designed to successfully prepare low-income and minority talent for the retail banking industry, building a more equitable, prepared, and sustainable financial workforce of tomorrow.

BankWork$ was created to open doors for populations who are underrepresented in the prosperous finance industry to help them find and succeed in well-paying jobs that lead to a lasting career. BankWork$ students are often those who would otherwise not be considered a qualified candidate for positions in financial services but are passionate about stepping into the field. Participants in BankWork$ must be 18 or older, have a high school diploma, have basic computer skills, and previous cash handling and customer service experience.

Since its genesis in 2019, BankWork$ has mentored and trained over 130 graduates in financial services, with over 80% obtaining gainful employment at our partner banking institutions and credit unions upon graduation. One such student is Yesenia Delgado, a 2022 BankWork$ graduate.

Yesenia Delgado

After graduating from high school in Milwaukee, Yesenia Delgado was going through a difficult time in her personal life. She had a desire to work in financial services but struggled to find opportunities. After discovering an ad for BankWork$ on Facebook, Delgado knew she was on the path to achieving her dream: “I always had this goal of wanting to work at a bank, but I thought it would require a college degree, but it turns out I was wrong. After I applied for BankWork$, I got a call, and the next thing I knew, I was there doing assessments and an interview,” recalls Delgado.

For Delgado, BankWork$ was nothing short of life changing. After completing the program, Delgado was hired by BMO as a retail relationship banker, where she loves helping customers and impacting her community. When asked what drew her to the banking industry, Delgado stated, “I’m passionate about helping the Hispanic community develop financial skills. I love that I get the opportunity to help customers and be involved with my community. It’s not just a job for me — it’s a passion.”

Stories like Delgado’s are common with BankWork$ graduates. Employ Milwaukee is always looking to expand our BankWork$ employer partners, who can contribute to the expansion and efficacy of BankWork$ through monetary investments or in-kind donations including facilitating mock interviews with students, providing presentations, or assisting with curriculum. This is an investment that returns to employer partners, who receive exclusive access to interviewing and hiring our graduating classes.

If you are interested in partnering with BankWork$ and making the financial industry a more equitable place, please reach out to Jovo Potkonjak, BankWork$ program manager, directly at 414-270-1703 or at jovo.potkonjak@employmilwaukee.org.

December 13, 2023/by Hannah Flanders
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Congratulations to the December BankWork$ Graduates!

In partnership with Employ Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to bring the nationwide BankWork$ program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants — primarily individuals from under-resourced communities — for retail banking careers. Upon graduation, each class then takes part in a hiring event featuring BankWork$ employer partners.

In December, a class of 12 students — including Emilia Blackwell- Brewer, Joseph Bump, Jarell Bustos, Courtlyn Ellis, Tytiana Harris, Sravanthi Kakarla, Dennis Lara, Edwin Martinez Dolores, Elizabeth Miller, Umika Miller, LeAnn Shields, and Lily Smith — graduated from the program. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Standing, back row (left to right) are: Oscar Delgado, Employ Milwaukee career navigator; Jarell Bustos; Emilia Blackwell-Brewer; and Dennis Lara. Standing, middle row (left to right) are: Adriene Wright, BankWork$ instructor; Sravanthi Kakarla; Umika Miller; Elizabeth Miller; Edwin Martinez Dolores; Rose Oswald Poels, WBA president and CEO; and Jovo Potkonjak, BankWork$ program manager. Seated, front row (left to right) are: Courtlyn Ellis; Lily Smith; Joseph Bump; Tytiana Harris; and LeAnn Shields.

Over the course of the eight-week program, students learned the heard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. Beginning in 2019, the program has now provided over 130 individuals in the Milwaukee area with the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

To learn more about the program, or how your bank can get involved, please visit employmilwaukee.org/BankWorks.htm.

December 6, 2023/by Hannah Flanders
https://www.wisbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/graduation-student-debt-loans-3.jpg 552 600 Hannah Flanders https://www.wisbank.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Wisconsin-Bankers-Association-logo.svg Hannah Flanders2023-12-06 10:39:442023-12-06 10:39:44Congratulations to the December BankWork$ Graduates!
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Congratulations to the August 2023 BankWork$ Graduates!

Seated, pictured (left to right) are: JaQuiondia Banks; Adriene Wright, BankWork$ instructor; Rose Oswald Poels, WBA president and CEO. Standing, pictured (left to right) are: Canaan Henry, Isha Underwood, Clarence Williams, Zantaisha Miller, Sharifah Warren, TeRina McKinzy, and Jovo Potkonjak, BankWork$ program manager.

The August BankWork$ class has now graduated! The Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to partner with Employ Milwaukee to bring this nationwide program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants in primarily underserved neighborhoods for retail banking careers.

This graduating class of seven included JaQuiondia Banks, Canaan Henry, TeRina McKinzy, Zantaisha Miller, Isha Underwood, Sharifah Warren, and Clarence Williams. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Over the eight weeks, these students learned the hard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. The program began in 2019 and has so far provided more than over 100 graduates in the Milwaukee area the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

Thank you to the following banks for sponsoring this program:

  • Associated Bank, Green Bay
  • Bank Five Nine, Oconomowoc
  • BMO Harris
  • First Federal Bank of Wisconsin, Waukesha
  • Johnson Financial Group, Milwaukee
  • Old National Bank
  • Spring Bank, Brookfield
  • The Equitable Bank, Wauwatosa
  • Town Bank, N.A., Hartland
  • WaterStone Bank, Milwaukee
September 13, 2023/by Hannah Flanders
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Congratulations to the June 2023 BankWork$ Graduates!

Front row, pictured (left to right) are: Jackie Day, Sash’a Brown, Darin Bowie, and Ariauna Blountt. Second row, pictured (left to right) are: Nyia Gordon, Che’Nae Gardiner, Amara Farmer, and Dianne Diaz-Perez. Third row, pictured (left to right) are: LaQuisha Meek, Jarnay Martin, Anna Jackson, and Danielle Griffin, Fourth row, pictured (left to right) are: Yevhen Stanishevskyi, Michelle Williams, and Denise Pinkey. Standing (left to right) are: WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels and CareerWork$ Program Manager Dion Willis.

The June BankWork$ class has now graduated! The Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to partner with Employ Milwaukee to bring this nationwide program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants in primarily underserved neighborhoods for retail banking careers.

This graduating class of 15 included Ariauna Blountt, Darin Bowie, Sash’a Brown, Jackie Day, Dianne Diaz-Perez, Amara Farmer, Che’Nae Gardiner, Nyia Gordon, Danielle Griffin, Anna Jackson, Jarnay Martin, LaQuisha Meek, Denise Pinkey, Yevhen Stanishevskyi, and Michelle Williams. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Over the eight weeks, these students learned the hard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. The program began in 2019 and has so far provided more than over 100 graduates in the Milwaukee area the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

Thank you to the following banks for sponsoring this program:

  • Associated Bank, Green Bay
  • Bank Five Nine, Oconomowoc
  • BMO Harris
  • First Federal Bank of Wisconsin, Waukesha
  • Johnson Financial Group, Milwaukee
  • Old National Bank
  • Spring Bank, Brookfield
  • The Equitable Bank, Wauwatosa
  • Town Bank, N.A., Hartland
  • WaterStone Bank, Milwaukee
June 8, 2023/by Hannah Flanders
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Congratulations to the March BankWork$ Graduates!

Pictured (left to right) are: Deja Harris- Smith, Kaprisha Greer, Edgar Martinez Santiago, Destiny Echols, Azarea Glosson, Rose Oswald Poels, Elizabeth Medina, Diarelis Rodriguez, Soaad Abdallah, and Coey Brown.

The March BankWork$ class has now graduated! The Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to partner with Employ Milwaukee to bring this nationwide program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants in primarily underserved neighborhoods for retail banking careers.

This graduating class of 9 included Soaad Abdallah, Coey Brown, Destiny Echols, Azarea Glosson, Kaprisha Greer, Deja Harris-Smith, Edgar Martinez Santiago, and Elizabeth Medina. WBA’s Rose Oswald Poels attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Over the eight weeks, these students learned the hard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. The program began in 2019 and has so far provided more than over 100 graduates in the Milwaukee area the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

Thank you to the following banks for sponsoring this program:

  • Associated Bank, Green Bay
  • Bank Five Nine, Oconomowoc
  • BMO Harris
  • First Federal Bank of Wisconsin, Waukesha
  • Johnson Financial Group, Milwaukee
  • Old National Bank
  • Spring Bank, Brookfield
  • The Equitable Bank, Wauwatosa
  • Town Bank, N.A., Hartland
  • WaterStone Bank, Milwaukee
March 16, 2023/by Hannah Flanders
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Congratulations to the November BankWork$ Graduates!

Seated (left to right) are: Kimberly Peoples, Jonathan Chestnut, Maiue Lee, and Adriene Wright. Standing (left to right) are: WBA’s Daryll Lund, Jose Valdehuesa, Joseph Lacey, Josefina Rauda De Stetzer, Diondra Cheese, Aaliyah Sanders, Jeaneams Calderon, Smita Inamdar, Fatuma Shale, Amy Sundberg, Negeli Nsabaka, and Jovo Potkonjak.

The November BankWork$ class has now graduated! The Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to partner with Employ Milwaukee to bring this nationwide program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants in primarily underserved neighborhoods for retail banking careers.

This graduating class of 13 included Jeaneams Calderon, Diondra Cheese, Jonathan Chestnut, Smita Inamdar, Joseph Lacey, Maiue Lee, Negeli Nsabaka, Kimberly Peoples, Josefina Rauda De Stetzer, Aaliyah Sanders, Fatuma Shale, Amy Sundberg, and Jose Valdehuesa. WBA’s Daryll Lund attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Over the eight weeks, these students learned the hard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. The program began in 2019 and has so far provided more than over 100 graduates in the Milwaukee area the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

Thank you to the following banks for sponsoring this program:

  • Associated Bank, Green Bay
  • Bank Five Nine, Oconomowoc
  • First Federal Bank of Wisconsin, Waukesha
  • First Midwest Bank, Milwaukee
  • Johnson Financial Group
  • PyraMax Bank, Greenfield
  • Spring Bank, Brookfield
  • The Equitable Bank, Wauwatosa
  • Waterstone Bank, Milwaukee
  • Wells Fargo
December 5, 2022/by Hannah Flanders
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