Two people with Lenawee County connections were among several promotions announced recently by County National Bank president and CEO John Waldron.
Julie Miller has been promoted to vice president — private banking officer. Miller has been part of County National Bank’s Lenawee team since June 2017. She has been successful in developing and implementing the Private Banking product and is a willing team member who consistently goes the extra mile for her co-workers and clients, a news release said.
“Julie Miller is very special because she cares about people, and she cares about her community,” CNB board member Joe Williams said in the release. “Her ability to put clients first in all that she does makes her stand out. Julie’s personal values match up well with the values of County National Bank, which makes it a great win-win for the Lenawee community.”
Miller’s service activities include serving as a board member for the HOPE Community Center, as assistant treasurer for Kappa Kappa Epsilon, as a Promedica Pro-Am committee member, part of the Lenawee Christian Mentorship program, and as a member of Zonta of Lenawee.
Robert “Bob” Wrozek has been promoted to vice president — commercial loan officer. Wrozek started his career with County National Bank in 2004 as a management trainee. His 17-year banking career includes branch management, business development and commercial lending.
Wrozek is active in the community with the Southwest Little League, the Exchange Club of Jackson, the Dahlem Center, and Junior Achievement. He is the varsity softball coach at Lumen Christi High School and also coaches the Michigan Brewnettes youth softball team.
“Bob is a great community banker,” Waldron said in the release. “He is dedicated to his family, CNB, and the local community. CNB is fortunate to have him.”
