With Dr. Teresa Gregory, are (left to Right) her father, Daniel Decker, Sr.; her son, Logan Minnich; her husband, Tom Gregory; and her daughter, Megan Minnich; who helped celebrate her achievements at the Women of Influence Awards on June 26.
Teresa Gregory, Managing Director of Mortgage Services, attained the title of Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) from Walden University in December. In December 2013, Teresa announced her intention to pursue her future DBA goal. At that time, she explained that her quest wasn’t driven out of a desire to further her personal career but for the satisfaction and happiness that she derives from academic studies and the opportunity to share and apply her experiences for the betterment of Traditions Bank and the mortgage industry as a whole. For the past three years Teresa has quietly gone about her doctoral studies, applying the skills that she has learned both on the job and in the classroom in pursuit of this superb academic achievement.
Teresa has many responsibilities as a parent, mentor, mortgage industry leader, community volunteer, occasional York College adjunct professor, and, of course, Managing Director of our exceptional Mortgage Services Division, to name a few. In three short years she has attained the highest level of academic achievement and is Traditions Bank’s first Associate to earn this distinction.
Gregory named one of Central Penn Business Journal’s Women of Influence
On Monday, June 26, at the Hilton Harrisburg, Dr. Gregory was named to Central Pennsylvania Business Journal’s 2017 list of Women of Influence. This prestigious award honors established business leaders with proven track records of community service and business accomplishments. These women influence others through their personal successes and achievements. A panel of independent judges chose 30 honorees throughout Central PA based on five categories: career accomplishments, leadership, personal/business vision, community service, and mentoring. Congratulations, Dr. Gregory!