Bank of Bird-in-Hand
Amanda Hall has a diverse work experience in the field of marketing and communication. Amanda started their career as an intern at White Good in 2001. Amanda then worked as an Administrative Assistant at Masonic Village from 2002 to 2006. Amanda then served as a Marketing Administrator at Benjamin Obdyke Incorporated for a few months in 2006. Amanda continued their marketing career as a Marketing Coordinator at Smoker & Company in 2007. Amanda then joined the North Museum of Natural History & Science as a Marketing and Membership Coordinator, where they led marketing strategy and community outreach from 2007 to 2012. From 2012 to 2019, they worked as a Sales and Marketing Manager at Pleasant View Communities, focusing on community relations and developing marketing campaigns. Amanda's most recent role was as a Marketing Associate at Homestead Village Enhanced Senior Living from 2019 to 2021, where they assisted in all aspects of marketing and sales. Currently, they serve as the Director of Marketing at Bank of Bird in Hand, where they collaborate with business segments to develop marketing programs and strategies to drive results and enhance the brand's presence.
Amanda Hall attended Rider University from 1998 to 2002, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing. Prior to their university education, they studied at Elizabethtown High School, though no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.
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Bank of Bird-in-Hand
In 2013, we realized a need in the Lancaster County community for a different banking experience – one that focuses on relationships rather than transactions, one that was willing to go off the beaten path to meet its customers’ needs. With a mission to provide quality banking services with integrity in the markets we serve, Bank of Bird-in-Hand opened its doors in December 2013 in the heart of Lancaster County’s Plain Community, in the quaint village of Bird-in-Hand. At that time, we were the first bank in the United States to gain a charter since 2010, and we remain the only bank in PA to open since 2008. Since then, we’ve continued to grow, and launched our Mobile Branch fleet – a fully equipped RV offering everything you’d find in any bank building. These Mobile Branches allow Bank of Bird-in-Hand to bring services to those who traditionally have been underserved by the banking industry. We continue to provide services, such as telephone banking and courier services, that have gone by the wayside at other banks. We feel we’ve found our place in the community, and we hope you’ll find your place at Bank of Bird-in-Hand.