Olympia Federal announces employee of quarter, new branch managers

Rolf Boone/The Business Blog • Published January 18, 2013 Modified January 18, 2013

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Olympia Federal Savings has named an employee of the quarter and announced two new branch managers.

Tenile Murphy is the employee of the quarter. She has been with the bank since 2011. Murphy is a loan servicing assistant and construction site inspector.

Olympia Federal also announced that Lindsey Bamba has been promoted to branch manager of the west Olympia branch, and Jane Walker is the new branch manager of the Tumwater branch.

Bamba, who joined Olympia Federal in 2003, previously was the assistant branch manager of the downtown Olympia branch.

Walker has worked in banking for more than 25 years.

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