Farm Credit Welcomes Marshall as Lending Intern in Abingdon

Farm Credit of the Virginias (FCV) recently announced Bailey Marshall has joined the association as a lending intern in the Abingdon, Va., branch office.

Originally from Buchanan, Va., Marshall currently resides in Blacksburg, Va., while attending Virginia Tech. She has a double major in Agribusiness and Communication Science and Social Inquiry. She has experience as a Marketing and Communications Intern for Sing Me a Story Foundation. Marshall is a member of Gamma Phi Beta, Ambassador for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) and the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, and participated in FFA in high school. At Virginia Tech, Marshall is an active member in Block and Bridle. Marshall is also involved in Cru, a faith based campus ministry.

Marshall is looking forward to learning more about the agriculture industry, “I am excited to see financial principles that I have learned during school be applied in agriculture lending.”

Vinson Snuffer, Regional Sales and Lending Manager, says, “Bailey has been a great addition to our office and we are very excited to have her working with us this summer. Our team is looking forward to having a new perspective on what we do and showing her what Farm Credit of the Virginias is able to offer our rural community. We hope that Bailey leaves here with new knowledge from a rewarding internship.”

In her spare time, Marshall enjoys playing volleyball, singing/songwriting and being at the beach.

About Farm Credit of the Virginias

Farm Credit of the Virginias provides over $2 billion dollars in financing to more than 12,000 farmers, agribusinesses and rural homeowners throughout Virginia, West Virginia and western Maryland. Farm Credit is a cooperative capitalized largely through investments made by farmers, ranchers and the rural homeowners and businesses that borrow from them.  In fact, as part of a nationwide network they are the largest single provider of agricultural credit in the United States and have been for over 100 years.  Farm Credit helps maintain and improve the quality of life in rural America and on the farm through its constant commitment to competitive lending, expert financial services and for facilitating and sharing knowledge and resources through the Farm Credit Knowledge Center.