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Tanya Leon with some of the praise she received from customers

Category: Culture

Regions Celebrates its Branch Associates

Many customers joined in the celebration as Regions held its fourth Frontline First Week April 15-19 to recognize the service of branch associates.

By Roshana Gossoff | April 26, 2024

“Her smile is contagious. She greets me by name and is always willing to go the extra mile.”

“Helping me manage my account and monitor the way I spend. Also greets me with a smile and strong customer service skills.”

Those customer comments about Relationship Banker Silvia Lopez and Relationship Banker Tanya Leon were among many shared about Regions’ bankers during Frontline First Week April 15-19.

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The special celebration begun during the pandemic takes place each spring to recognize the special role branch associates play in helping customers chart a personalized path to financial confidence and well-being.

Frontline logo

  • Team Port Charlotte associates
  • Safety harbor associates
  • Millbrook branch associates
  • Charlotte branch frontline first welcome sign
  • FL Panhandle associates
  • Yasmin and team with with "free day off" vouchers
  • Valrico Brandon Florida associates
  • Tuscawilla associates with balloons
  • South Pasedena branch associates with gift bags
  • Shalimar FL associates
  • Ormond by the Sea associates
  • Shallowford branch associates
  • Mayfield Kentucky associates in luau themed costumes
  • Kuykendahl branch associates at coffee bar
  • Hudson Florida associates
  • Downtown Tampa associates with hamburgers
  • Clanton Main associate bowling
  • Charlotte Bordner
  • Character day at Riverchase. Associates with assorted cartoon character tshirts.
  • Conroe Texas associates with donuts
  • Southwest 8th St Miami associates
  • Nashville Tennessee branch decorations

The fun-filled, weeklong Frontline First celebration featured themed days, many appreciative ecards, delicious meals, special treats like a coffee bar and donuts, competitive games, volunteering and other perks like a voucher for one paid day off per branch associate.

Gloria Myles, who manages Leon’s branch in Mansfield, Texas, said the opportunity to recognize her and her teammates is her favorite part of Frontline First.

I see a lot of smiles because they feel that appreciation, and all the special moments and activities further deepen relationships and make us an even stronger team.
Gloria Myles, Regions Bank branch manager

“It’s a special week and opportunity for me to again show my team how vital their role is to me, to Regions, and to our branch and customers,” Myles said. “I see a lot of smiles because they feel that appreciation, and all the special moments and activities further deepen relationships and make us an even stronger team.”

  • Palm Beach Gardens associates
  • Southwest Jackson Mississippi Associates
  • "Southside Survival Kit" gift bag
  • Orlando Main Team Group photo
  • Mary Harrison with compliment box
  • Frankfort Indiana Associates
  • Clearwater Florida Associates
  • Clanton Main Associates

Kate Danella, head of the Consumer Banking Group, said Frontline First is a reflection of Regions’ people-first culture.

“The heart and care our bankers bring to the way they serve our customers everyday are what continue to make Regions a great place to work and to bank,” she said.  “Our recognition by Forbes as the top-rated bank for customer service this year is another confirmation of how our associates are making life better for each other, their customers and communities.

Our frontline branch associates are there for our customers during some of their happiest and most challenging moments.

Kate Danella headshot and title

“Our frontline branch associates are there for our customers during some of their happiest and most challenging moments – helping them budget, establish credit, get rid of debt, buy a home, plan for retirement and so much more,” Danella added.

“Each business day, they’re listening to what keeps customers up at night and offering the kind of personalized guidance, advice, tools and insights that customers need to face their financial futures with confidence.”

  • West Palm Beach associates. Group photo with green cowboy hat filter.
  • Tuscawilla associates. Group photo with all women in the photo wearing the same fuzzy green overcoat.
  • Clanton Main associates.
  • College Park Orlando associates
  • Big Bend Branch associates with gift bags.
  • Fort Lauderdale associates
  • Two associates with donuts

Be sure to check out the 2025 article, Celebrating Frontline Branch Heroes.

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