Veteran financial
representative retires but keeps business in the family
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[April 10, 2015]
LINCOLN - Country Financial is excited
to celebrate the transition from one generation of excellent service to
the next as Financial Representative Charlie Williams passes the torch
to his daughter, Lincoln City Alderman Michelle Bauer.
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Williams has served the Lincoln community as a financial
representative for 14 years and has been with Country Financial for
more than 40 years. As he prepares to retire in July, Williams is
keeping it in the family and entrusting the business to Bauer.
Alderman Bauer joined Country Financial looking forward to serving
her customers. Michelle has a long track record of working with her
community and is involved with several local organizations,
including leadership positions in Rotary, Knights of Columbus Ladies
Auxiliary and the Young Professional Network.
Williams has mentored his daughter for years, and Bauer considers it
a gift to work alongside her father. “He has dedicated 43 years to
the company and I now get to use my time with him to gain insight
and knowledge as well as continue to build on the relationships he
has started,” Bauer said.
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The Lincoln and Logan County Chamber of Commerce will welcome Bauer
as it honors Williams during a ribbon cutting ceremony at 4:00 p.m.
on April 16 at the COUNTRY Financial Office at 120 S. McLean St. in
Lincoln with an open house to immediately follow.
[Michelle Bauer]
About the COUNTRY Financial® group
The Country Financial® group (
www.country
financial.com ) serves
about one million households and businesses throughout the United
States and offers a full range of financial products and services
from auto, home, business, farm and life insurance to retirement
planning services, investment management and annuities.
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