MidSouth recognizes Sidra White for ‘Making a Difference
MidSouth Community Federal Credit Union recently recognized Watson branch member service officer, Sidra White, for outstanding member service excellence.
MidSouth employees are encouraged to nominate co-workers for “above and beyond” service delivery.
MidSouth hosts monthly award celebrations for these “overachievers” to encourage all staff to “make a difference” in the lives of MidSouth’s customers.
MidSouth Community FCU was originally chartered as Bibb Teachers Federal Credit Union, and has since grown to $180 million in assets and a membership that includes more than 31,000 members. Membership is open to anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school within their 13-county community charter. MidSouth Community FCU is a local not-for-profit financial cooperative, owned and operated by its members.
Pictured: MidSouth Community FCU Watson branch Member Service Officer, Sidra White, was recognized for outstanding service delivery by assisting the Call Center department when needed.
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