Shor Yang

Assistant Vice President - Retail Manager

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Shor Yang has worked in banking since 2004. In fact, she started while still in high school, as part of the Junior Achievement program, and has continued throughout college and now more than a decade beyond. Her love for community banking and community involvement go hand in hand. She is an active volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and offers to serve as an interpreter whenever a Hmong family partners with the Habitat program.

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Habitat for Humanity of Dane County, Family Selection Committee – Member


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