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WILLIAMSTOWN -- Dr. Carlee Squires has been named to the Board of Directors of Williamstown Bank.
Squires succeeded longtime Board Member Dan Stephan effective last week.
Squires, with her husband Michael, are co-owners of Audiology Services of West Virginia, a private audiology practice in Parkersburg. Originally from Elizabeth, she graduated with a bachelor's of science in speech pathology and audiology from West Virginia University in 2010.
She obtained her clinical doctorate in audiology in 2014 from the Northeast Ohio Au.D. Consortium, a partnership of Kent State University, the University of Akron and the Cleveland Clinic. Squires completed her doctoral training at Cleveland Clinic.
Squires is a member of the Rotary Club of Wood County and is a board member at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church in Mineral Wells. She and her husband reside with their two children in Mineral Wells.
In her free time, Squires and her family spend time with their pet dog, pig and three cats, read and exercise and with family and friends.
"I am excited for this new opportunity as a way to serve the community, to learn from the existing board members, and to grow my leadership skills," Squires said.
The bank is fortunate to "have such a talented young lady like Carlee Squires added as a member of our Board of Directors," Alan Criss, chairman of the board, said.
"We believe she will add important insight as a small business owner herself as Williamstown Bank continues to position itself for long term viability as a locally owned community bank," Criss said.
Williamstown Bank is a $180 million community bank with offices in Williamstown, Parkersburg and Lubeck.