Pub. 7 2019 Issue 4

ISSUE 4. 2019 29 Jimmy Choi was named Digital Lead for the Salt Lake City market, where he will lead U.S. Bank’s digital efforts across the region. Jimmy has been working in the startup and tech industry for the past five years, including serving as the CEO for a fintech company providing fi- nancial education to Millennials and as the director of a business incubator. Jimmy is currently serving on the board of directors for the Utah Asian Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, U.S. Bank has hired three new Business Banking Relationship Managers in Diverse Markets, who will build, develop, and manage new and expanded client rela- tionships with emerging business customers in Salt Lake City. The three new Business Banking Relationship Managers are: • Leslie Nuon, who joins U.S. Bank from Zions Bank, where she most recently served as a Relationship Manager in Business Banking. She is the current Chairwoman of Utah Bankers Association’s Emerging Bank Leaders Board, and she serves on several other boards in Utah, including the American Bankers Association’s Emerging Leaders Board and the Utah Asian Chamber of Commerce. Leslie is fluent in both Cambodian and Chinese. • Marlon Mo- rales, who has 19 years in the finan- cial services indus- try, most recently at Zions Bank where he was a Business Banker in the Pro- vo Region. Prior to that, Marlon’s experiences include branch manage- ment and working as a Community Relations Banker with Diverse Markets focusing in the Latino Market. He’s served on the board of Esperanza Charter School, Alzhei- mer’s Association of Utah, Hispanic Rotary Club, Pete Suazo Business Resource Center and works closely with the Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. • Jaime Alonso, who brings over 19 years of banking experience, most recently at Zions Bank, and is deeply involved in the Latino community. He serves on the board of Latinos In Action, Federacion de Mexicanos Unidos en Utah, Mexican Consulate Board Member, Habitat for Humani- ty, League of United Latin American Citizens-LULAC, and Pete Suazo Business Resource Center. Jaime is also very passionate about soccer and received a soccer scholarship to play for Westminster College, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in International Business with a double minor in Marketing and Spanish Literature. ZIONS BANK Yrene Luque is the new director for Zions Bank’s Business Resource Center in downtown Salt Lake City at 310 S. Main Street. In addition to pro- viding one-on-one business counseling, Luque will develop educational events within the business community, includ- ing seminars for existing and prospective small business owners. n • Video Surveillance • Electronic Alarm Systems • Vault and Safe • Locks • Access Control • Under Counter Steel • Pneumatic Drive Up Equipment • Deal Drawers • Audio/Visual Sound Systems • Networking/ Structured Wiring Security Services Inc 801.489.9600 securityservicesutah.com