We have a friendly and talented team here to help you. They have a lot of experience in the financial services we provide, as well as life experience. Our whole team takes pride in providing excellent member service.
- Beth Krahn, CCUE – President
- Denise Wild – Vice President & Sr Loan Officer (Mortgage Loan Originator #346460)
- Karen Warnlof – Financial Solutions Officer (Mortgage Loan Originator #515885)
- Sue Brunk – Loan Officer & Loan Processor
- Hanna Moher - Loan Officer
- Stacy Heine - Loan Processor
- Cynthia Ramirez - Vice President of Operations (Bilingual)
- Bonnie Buerger – Administrative Manager
- Vianey Zarate – Head of Member Service (Bilingual)
- Brittney Mielke – Senior Member Service Specialist
- Madelyn Rueth - Member Service Specialist
- Stephanie Cueto - Member Service Specialist (Bilingual)
- Evelyn Olmos – Member Service Specialist (Bilingual)
- Caytie Shaw - Member Service Specialist
- Alicia Meneses – Member Service Specialist (Bilingual)
Our Board of Directors
- Dale Lutz [Chair]
- Patty Achilli [Vice Chair]
- Amanda Hauser [Treasurer]
- Diane Weinheimer-Webber [Secretary]
- Misael Cortes
- Leigh Scherer
- Neil Taylor
Our Internal Audit Volunteer
Don Jaeger
I have been fortunate to work with our members in a variety of roles at County-City Credit Union over the years. In March of 2000, I got started with the credit union simply helping with miscellaneous responsibilities while attending high school. Shortly thereafter, I began helping on the teller line part-time. I took a full-time position as the Accounting Manager in 2006 upon graduating from college, assumed the role of Vice President in December of 2007, and became the President in October of 2016.
I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and a Master’s Degree in Professional Accountancy from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. I also graduated from Credit Union Management School, received the Certified Credit Union Executive (CCUE) designation, and received certification as a Bank Secrecy Act Compliance Specialist.
I have served on the Young Professionals committee for Wisconsin Credit Unions, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) Small Credit Union Committee, and the Board of Directors for the Wisconsin Credit Union League. I have also volunteered time in my community teaching financial literacy in the schools, serving on the School District of Jefferson Facility Advisory Committee, assisting with Ready Kids For School backpack events, and volunteering at a number of community events.
If you have any questions or concerns about County-City Credit Union’s products, services or general operations, I encourage you to contact me. I am looking forward to working with all of you, and appreciate the trust and support you have placed in me to serve as the President of YOUR credit union.
(Mortgage Loan Originator #346460)
I began my employment with the County-City Credit Union team in October 2010. My role as Vice President and Senior Loan Officer allows me the opportunity to assist our members with their lending needs and I am delighted to
become a part of this community.
After graduating from Dodgeland High School, I attended the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh where I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education with a minor in Psychology. My banking career began in Reeseville, Wisconsin in 1978. While attending high school I started as a teller working during the summer months. My employment continued through my college career and in 1990 I began working in the loan department as a loan processor. I was promoted to a Loan Officer shortly after that and in 2008 was named Vice President. Along with lending, compliance has been an important role in my banking experience. Over the course of my career, I have continued my financial education by participating in many training endeavors to include completion of the WBA Real Estate Lending School, participation in the WBA Compliance Forum, numerous webinars, seminars, and class room instruction. Since joining County-City Credit Union in 2010 I have attended many workshops and seminars improving my knowledge to better serve you.
Participation in the community was also important to me as I taught financial classes to the Boy Scouts to help them earn their merit badge, participated in the Get Real program at Watertown High School which promoted “real life” financial education to teens, served on the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and served on several committees at Dodgeland Schools including Treasurer of the Parent Teacher Organization and Treasurer of the Scholarship Foundation that I partnered in founding.
The Credit Union movement has been a good experience for me. Meeting our members’ financial needs is definitely our main focus. It is an honor to be able to serve our members and I look forward to continue building relationships in the future.