Employee Spotlight: Get to know Brittney Beckwith Brittney Beckwith, AVP, Community Banking Manager

1. What is your ACNB story?

My career started at Traditions Bank in the Spring of 2018, as part of the team that opened our Downtown York office that summer. Since that time, I’ve spent most of my banking career serving the downtown community. In 2022, I moved to our Susquehanna Trail, York location and was promoted to manager. Recently, I've been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Community Banking Manager at the Eastern Boulevard, York office.

2. What do you love about working here?

I’m a social butterfly, so I enjoy interacting with people every day. At the Bank, you have the opportunity to interact or touch so many lives. This can leave a major impact in your life and for whomever you’re helping that day.

3. What activities do you enjoy doing outside of the office?

I enjoy family time and getting involved with my child’s activities or interests. I serve on the board for Tec Centro York, am a committee member for Leg Up Farm, and a ministry team member for the First Church of the Brethren Child Development Center, all of which present other opportunities to enjoy outside of the office. I enjoy crafting and decorating our home. I’ve recently started dabbling in reupholstering and painting furniture.

4. Why should people bank at a community bank?

When you choose to bank with a community bank, your relationship feeds into a much bigger picture that provides a unique set of benefits that contribute significantly to the health and vitality of our community. Whether that is Traditions Bank, A Division of ACNB Bank, helping you open your first checking account, to working alongside of you every step of the way to make your dreams come true of opening your own business, community banks can often provide tailored services and products that meet your specific needs. This ultimately builds the stability and trust community banks strive to have.

5. What are some of your favorite local activities or restaurants?

Viet Thai, Mexitaly, The First Post, Franklin Street Social, and Central Market have great lunch options and are a staple when you spend the day in Downtown York shopping or going to an early York Revolution baseball game! Mesa Moriera has an awesome brunch, visiting Eastern Market on Friday for local produce, York County Parks, Keystone Kidspace, and more.