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Erin Young started with TowneBank in 2008 and graduated from our Management Associate Program. Erin has experience with small business lending, banking for non-profits, and consumer accounts. Erin holds a Bachelor of Science degree from James Madison University and is a 2012 participant in the Suffolk Leadership Academy. She is a board member for the non-profit organization Healthy Suffolk and is a member of the Development Advisory Committee at Nansemond Suffolk Academy. "I love helping members with their financial needs!"

With over two decades of financial industry experience, Candace focuses on curating individualized service for the personal and business banking needs of her members. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communication from Old Dominion University and is a graduate of the Virginia Bankers Association School of Bank Management. In the community, she enjoys volunteering on the Parent Teacher Association of her son’s school. “I love working for a community bank where I can help my customers meet their financial needs and create lasting relationships.”

Betsy has been a member of the Towne Family since 2008. She is a graduate of the University of Virginia, the TowneBank Management Associate program, and the Virginia Bankers Association School of Bank Management.

 Active in the community, she is a board member of the Suffolk Rotary Club and Community Action Coalition of Virginia, and volunteers with the Suffolk-Nansemond Historical Society, AAPI Hampton Roads, Suffolk Art League, Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts, and the TowneBank Foundation.

 In 2011, Betsy was recognized as one of Inside Business Top 40 Under 40 and, in 2013, received the HR Chamber of Commerce Suffolk Division Volunteer Leadership Award. She works closely with medical, veterinary, and legal professionals, as well as small business owners.

 "TowneBank values its people and its members. When a company leads with integrity and makes decisions with simple right and wrong principles, you feel good about where you work and what you do for the community and your members."