United Trust Bank announces new hires, promotions February 2020
February 5, 2020
United Trust Bank is pleased to announce the following recent hires and promotions:
Caroline Moore was recently promoted to assistant community office manager for United Trust Bank’s Carlisle Crossing Community Office.
In her new role, Moore is responsible for overseeing routine operations to meet the goals of the community office while also motivating and supporting staff.
Joy Mathna was hired as assistant community office manager for United Trust Bank’s Mechanicsburg and Camp Hill offices.
In her new position, Mathna is responsible for servicing the financial needs of United Trust Bank customers, growing and deepening the bank’s customer and community relationships and leading the teams at the bank’s Mechanicsburg and Camp Hill Offices.
She previously worked as a relationship banker for M&T Bank.
In her free time, the Shermansdale resident volunteers for Junior Achievement, Cub Scouts, the White Oak Fire Department and various sports leagues.
Amy Herrold, United Trust Bank’s controller, was recently promoted to vice president. Herrold joined United Trust Bank in 1989 and worked as a teller, staff accountant and assistant controller before being promoted to controller in 2010.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Shippensburg University and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Wilson College.
Active in her community, Herrold serves as treasurer for both Franklin County Legal Services and Friends of Legal Services. She also volunteers with Diaper Depot at Central Presbyterian Church.
The Arcata resident is based in United Trust Bank’s corporate headquarters in Arcata.
Pamela Hopper has been hired as a mortgage loan officer for United Trust Bank.
In her new position, Hopper is responsible for developing and managing a mortgage portfolio and pursuing new mortgage opportunities from current and prospective customers, home builders and realtors, among other duties.
She previously worked as a mortgage loan originator for Orrstown Bank.
The Carlisle resident holds a bachelor’s degree from Hood College. She is based in United Trust Bank’s
Camp Hill office.
Ken Brookens was hired as a commercial loan review officer for United Trust Bank.
In his new position, Brookens reviews United Trust Bank’s commercial loan portfolio for creditworthiness. He also ensures the bank’s commercial loans conform to established bank lending policies and procedures and to relevant state and federal laws and regulations, among other responsibilities.
He previously worked as an assistant branch manager at Patriot Federal Credit Union.
The Scotland resident holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration as well as various certifications from the Pennsylvania Bankers Association.
Brookens is based in United Trust Bank’s corporate headquarter in Arcata.
About United Trust Bank: A subsidiary of Franklin Financial Services Corporation, United Trust Bank is an independent community bank headquartered in Arcata. With approximately $1.3 billion in assets, United Trust Bank has 22 community offices in Franklin, Cumberland, Fulton and Huntingdon counties.
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