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Never a quitter, Johnson digested every rung of the banking ladder. She was a teller, loan officer, collections supervisor, insurance trainer, consumer lending manager, credit card manager, student loan manager, merchant services manager, marketing manager, auto loan manager, etc. She knew she wanted to be in a leadership role one day; and wanted to have ground-level experiences while advancing in her career. In the interim, she married her junior high school sweetheart and had her first son.
“After returning from maternity leave, I looked at my baby and said, “It will be hard to tell him to complete school when I dropped out in my senior year of college to climb the corporate ladder, so I talked with my husband, then asked God to help me finish what I started years prior. He answered me the following day. I walked into my office and found an envelope on my desk, which said, “How would you like to finish some unfinished business?” The letter was from the University of Phoenix (UOP) online, so I registered and was back in school that same week.”
“My son often says, “Mom, you’re always reading something”, which is exactly what I used to say to my father as a child. Things have come full circle. As an only child, you learn to read, it’s just a part of your persona. I credit my zest for service, reading, nurturing and helping people to my parents. I am thankful for my exceptional boss, spiritual leaders and mentors for their continued leadership and willingness to open doors without limitation. ”.
Reprint: Community Journal 2010
After returning from maternity leave, I looked at my baby and said, “It will be hard to tell him to complete school when I dropped out in my senior year of college, so I talked with my husband, then asked God to help me finish what I started years prior.
Nina V.A.Johnson is the Director of Community Relations and Community Development and Community Reinvestment Act at Guaranty Bank’s headquarters on Brown Deer Road, but her duties encompass Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Georgia.
Totally confident about the responsibilities and her future, Nina exudes excitement about making a difference in the community.
Born gifted, Nina Johnson has never let her gender dictate her aspirations nor her accomplishments. As an only child, she was groomed by both parents to shoot for the stars; and land there!
Advanced academically, Nina was scheduled to graduate from high school early, yet her parents encouraged her to remain the extra year. So she decided to graduate with her class and immediately set about taking half-day classes and half day work experiences. That led to not one job, but three.
Don't use money to make yourself feel good. That type of high is fleeting. Instead, do things that promote self-respect and creativity so you don't have to seek those feelings through spending money.
Don't take on your partner's or spouse's debt when you marry. Wait until you're both out of debt before tying the knot, or protect yourself with a pre-nuptial agreement. They're not only for the rich.
MONEY TIPS
FOR WOMEN:
A savings plan to reach an accumulation goal has four distinct, yet interrelated, factors, each of which contributes to the success or failure of the plan.
1. Contribution amount: How much is being saved? Should more or less be put aside? Is inflation being considered in the future contribution amounts?
2. Rate of return (ROR): How much is being earned in interest, dividends or capital growth? Can a higher return be earned, without greater risk? How is the growth taxed?
3. Time Frame: How much time remains to reach the goal? Can the time frame be shortened or should it be extended? Compound interest will have its greatest impact in later years. Adding a year or two (or more) can be a tremendous help.
4. Amount of the goal: can the goal amount be adjusted? How much is really needed? Sometimes the most difficult factor to adjust is the goal amount, due to an emotional attachment.
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