Oregon Coast Bank announces promotions

Oregon Coast Bank recently announced the promotion of two employees. Jamie Moore was promoted from operations supervisor to assistant vice president operations supervisor, reflecting her ongoing operational expertise as well as her personal commitment to customer service. Janet Cunningham is the new assistant vice president credit analyst officer, where she is using her expertise to make a difference for local businesses.

Moore, who works at the bank’s Waldport branch, provides training and support on operational procedures to tellers and supervisors at all bank locations, helping customer service representatives build strong relationships with the people they serve.

“I love the customer service role,” Moore said. “It’s not always easy, but I love being able to help people.”

When asked what people should know about Oregon Coast Bank, Moore said, “We care. We just truly want to help our community. We’re here to support our community.”

Cunningham’s career in financial services began in 1992, when she worked as a teller for National Security Bank. Later, she was promoted to customer service manager, then administrative assistant to the regional manager. At West Coast Bank, Cunningham became a loan assistant and was then promoted to assistant relationship manager.

In 2020, Cunningham moved to Oregon Coast Bank because she wanted to work for a community-minded company. “The reason I went to OCB was to make more of a difference for the community,” she said. In her new role, Cunningham puts her 30-plus years of professional experience in service to the coastal business community.

“It’s important to me to make sure that the local customers are able to get the funding that they need,” Cunningham said. “I think the best part is being able to educate the customer on where their finances are now, and what they can do to improve that: to buy that building they’re renting, or expand their business.”

About Oregon Coast Bank, Cunningham said, “The bank is very involved in the community. Everybody knows everybody — friends, relatives. Everybody works together to help the customer. It’s just a really great community bank.”