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Jennifer Guertzgen was presented with a silver watch for 10 years of loyal service with Bank of Louisiana.
Jennifer started her career with Bank of Louisiana in April 2001, as a teller.
She then started working as a loan teller loading loans into the system for tracking, handling escrow of taxes and insurance and processing loan payments and participations with other banks.
After taking a brief leave of absence from the bank, she returned in 2011, to the same position. Jennifer’s favorite part of her job is helping people.
Guertzgen graduated from Louisiana High School in 1995, and is pursuing her dream of furthering her education with DeVry University.
Jennifer is a very busy mother of four children: Christine 14, Byron 13, Blain 11, and Claire 4. Most of her spare time revolves around them and their many activities. She is also involved with the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce.
Bank of Louisiana President Amber Shafer presented Jennifer Guertzgen with a silver watch in honor of her 10 years of service.
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