Emily Goodlett

An enthusiastic, initiative-taking resourceful banker with a strong work ethic and intense focus on results, acting in the best interest of the client. Demonstrates various customer service skills and develops long-term relationships serving as the client’s central point of contact. Pursues leads and potential prospects to expand their banking relationship. Recognized for my strong commitment to Leadership and Community Involvement. Offers an in-depth knowledge of different banking channels and a passion for problem-solving. Experience includes a professional background in management, customer service, and sales. Since joining Old National in 2019, I have been recognized for my many ideas for team member engagement and community volunteerism. I was immediately chosen to be on the KY East ACE Team (Associate Community & Engagement Team) for ONB. An ACE Team Member serves as a point of contact for team members' experiences during employee outings, fundraising events, sponsored community events, and high-impact community initiatives. 2021 started my journey as an ONB Culture Champion to act as an advocate to help evolve and strengthen our company's culture. A Culture Champion serves as a brand ambassador to team members by demonstrating our Mission, Vision, Values, and Leadership Principles. Based on my leadership, community volunteerism, and commitment to our clients, I was honored with the 2021 ONE Vision CEO Award. Each year, one team member is selected to receive the ONE Vision CEO Award. This annual award honors a team member who demonstrates a truly exceptional representation of ONB values I get so much gratification from building relationships in our community through my volunteer efforts. Starting in 2019, I have been able to volunteer with the Kentucky Humane Society for various extraordinary events. In 2021 & 2022, I partnered with the KHS Development Team and was on the Tuxes & Tails Committee. In 2020, I found a passion for providing financial literacy and mentorship to low-income, at-risk individuals to help improve their standard of living. Since then, I have been working with A Hand Up Community Resource Center, a local non-profit organization that addresses the urgent financial needs of low-income workers, on their financial empowerment initiative. In 2022, I became a Board Member for AHUCRC while also continuing my support as an Impact Coach. As a Financial Literacy Instructor for ONB, together, we hope to effectively build confidence around financial knowledge, skills, and resources to reach goals.