Katey Barnett Email & Phone Number

Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States

Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

As a Customer Service Representative with Planters Bank, I interacted with customers daily. I opened checking, savings, and certificate of deposit accounts. I also assisted with customers debit card and online banking issues, and worked to make their banking experience as simple as possible.

Franklin, Ky

In my role with Ohio Valley Insurance, I was able to gain invaluable insight into the crop insurance world. I trained and was licensed as an insurance agent in the States of Kentucky and Tennessee. I collected farmer records and completed seasonal reports submitted at the Federal Crop Insurance level. I spoke with customers daily, and assisted with Property and Casualty Insurance work as well.

Hopkinsville, Ky

As a scale operator at the Casky branch of Hopkinsville elevator, I weighed hundreds of trucks in and out daily. I appropriately graded grain samples from each load, as well as kept an accurate record of weights, bushels, and grain positions.

Murray, Ky

As a bank teller, my job revolved around serving my customers. I worked to provide the most enjoyable and efficient banking experience for each of our customers through daily financial transactions. I also worked to assist my customers in protecting their wealth and effectively growing their assets.

Des Moines, Iowa Area

I spent the summer as a commodities intern with Mid-Co Commodities in Des Moines, IA. I furthered my knowledge in the grain markets, and gained hands-on experience with the futures markets. I built relationships with our customers in handling their grain hedging orders. Daily, I worked to gather information in order to understand and explain price movements in the market.

Pembroke, Ky

I spent about 6 months learning the ins and outs of operating a grain elevator. I built relationships with area farmers delivering grain, as well as business we shipped grain too. I began building a foundation of knowledge related to the grain market and grain quality standards.

Hopkinsville, Ky

I spent a year as a co-op student learning about the input side of agriculture, including seed, fertilizer, and chemical. Not only did I learn valuable knowledge in relation to agriculture inputs and agronomic practices, I also built critical relationships with farmers in the sale of inputs to better their farming operations.

Bachelor'S Degree, Agribusiness Economics, Senior

Activities and Societies: Agronomy Club, Agribusiness Club

Associate Of Applied Science, Agriculture Technology

Activities and Societies: President of Agriculture Technology Club

High School Diploma, 4.14

Activities and Societies: FFA, National Honor Society, National Beta ClubTop 10 Honor Graduate and Valedictorian of the Class of 2014.