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Mt. McKinley Bank Promotes Robinson and Workes

Feb 9, 2021 | Finance, Right Moves

Right Moves with Robinson and Workes

Mt. McKinley Bank is excited to announce the promotion of Kareston Robinson to Assistant Vice President & Consumer Loan Officer and Alli Workes to Senior Vice President & Human Resources Manager.

Robinson has worked within the financial industry in Fairbanks for over 12 years and has proven herself as an ambitious, energetic, and versatile member of the bank’s commercial and consumer lending team. Robinson has played an integral role with all aspects of the SBA Paycheck Protection Program loans and has been highly engaged in helping our customers with their lending needs. Robinson is a lifelong Fairbanks resident and graduated from UAF with an associate’s degree.

Workes has worked within the human resources/business management field in Fairbanks for over 15 years and has proven herself as an important member of the management team at Mt. McKinley Bank. In her time with the bank, she has recommended and implemented many new programs and has helped navigate the complex world of COVID-19. Workes is a lifelong resident of Fairbanks and graduated from UAF with a master’s in business administration.

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