Reid Yerkey
About Reid Yerkey
Reid Yerkey is a Database Administrator at Modern Woodmen of America, where he has worked since 2007. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Business Management, and Information Systems from Illinois State University.
Work at Modern Woodmen of America
Reid Yerkey has served as a Database Administrator at Modern Woodmen of America since 2007. His role involves managing and maintaining the organization's database systems, ensuring data integrity and security. Modern Woodmen of America is a not-for-profit organization that provides financial security products through its subsidiary, MWA Financial Services Inc. The organization focuses on serving its members, which number over 759,000 individuals, and emphasizes community involvement.
Education and Expertise
Reid Yerkey earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Business Management, and Information Systems from Illinois State University. His academic journey spanned from 2000 to 2003, during which he acquired knowledge and skills relevant to his current role as a Database Administrator. This educational background supports his expertise in managing complex database systems within a financial services context.
Background
Reid Yerkey has a professional background in database administration, with a focus on the financial services sector. His tenure at Modern Woodmen of America highlights his commitment to the organization’s mission of providing financial security to its members. The organization operates as a fraternal financial services entity, which underscores its dedication to community involvement and relationship building among its members.
Achievements
Throughout his 17 years at Modern Woodmen of America, Reid Yerkey has contributed to the organization's operational efficiency through his role as a Database Administrator. His work supports the organization's goal of delivering financial products and services to its members while ensuring data management practices align with industry standards. His involvement in a fraternal organization reflects a commitment to enhancing member relationships and community engagement.