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Old Point National Bank Announces New Branch Manager

By Barrett Baker

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HAMPTON—Felicia Johnson was recently appointed vice president and branch manager of Old Point National Bank’s Downtown Hampton branch. Johnson is an experienced financial leader with nearly 20 years of banking experience.

Prior to joining Old Point, Johnson held positions of assistant branch manager, regional manager, and regional business development officer at Langley Federal Credit Union. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Strayer University. She is a graduate of many leadership programs including Dale Carnegie and the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) Academy.

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