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TCHS Cardinal Financial Center holds open house Maddie Gumm, Marketing Director One of Taylor County High School's school-based enterprises, Cardinal Financial Center, held their annual Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Tuesday, October 22, 2019. The Cardinal Financial Center falls under the Business and Marketing pathway at TCHS and is operated and run like a normal bank. This year, 12 juniors and 17 seniors participate in the Cardinal Financial Center. The bank is supported by three local banks. The students interviewed for their positions and to gain real-world experience for the interview process. The senior staff consists of the following students: Olivia Cheatham, President Hunter Miller, Chief Financial Officer Dawson Cole, Vice President of Operations Baylie Skaggs, Vice President of Promotions MiKayla Warren, Accountant Wesley Burton, Accountant Autumn Matney, Lead Teller Lauren Barnes, Teller Emma Sadler, Teller KJ Kearney, Teller Rylie Vaughn, Teller Ryan Maynard, Teller Matthew Speer, Teller Makenzi Caulk, Teller Addie Westbrook, Teller Autumn Henderson, Marketing DIrector Raegan Mardis, Public Relations Director Cardinal Financial Center is under the leadership of Mr. Marcus Rodgers. This story was posted on 2019-11-01 07:22:46
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