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Mentorship for aspiring professionals with disabilities

The Achieve Ability program is a 10-month mentorship opportunity for aspiring professionals with disabilities to connect and interact with executive leaders at Old National. The goal is to develop and foster a relationship where both mentor and mentee learn and gain from one another.

About Achieve Ability

Since Old National launched Achieve Ability in May 2014, more than 40 mentees have participated in the program. A few have found a career at Old National, and many have found, by networking with the help of their mentor, careers at other institutions within their community. Most importantly, mentees of the Achieve Ability program have seized the opportunity to build confidence, enhance their network and prepare for the next steps in their career!

What’s the time commitment?

We ask that mentors and mentees commit to meet at least once per month throughout the 10-month mentorship (August-May). We host two all-participant gatherings (can be attended either in person or via videoconference): A Kickoff Event in September and a Completion Celebration in April, typically at our Evansville headquarters.

Benefits of participation as a mentee

Build your professional network
Learn from an (ONB) leader
Build confidence, professional skills, understanding of business
Learn about careers in the banking industry

Who are the mentors at ONB?

Based on location and personal interests, we will match mentees with a leader at Old National (mentor) who will complement their personality and career path. Past mentors Include:

Jim Ryan Chief Executive Officer
Jim Sandgren President & Chief Operating Officer
Kathy Schoettlin Chief Brand & Culture Officer
Jeff Knight Chief Legal Counsel
Sara Miller Community Banking President
Kendra Vanzo Chief Administrative Officer
Scott Shishman Region President
Daryl Moore Chief Credit Executive
Scott Evernham Chief Risk Officer
Mark Bradford Chief Business Development Officer
Todd Clark CEO, Community Banking
Jeff Howe Region President
Ken Ellspermann President Wealth
Amy Casavant Volunteer & Sustainability Program Manager, VP
Kelly Reisinger IT Enterprise Solutions/Serv, SVP
Allen Brouwer Commercial Bank Executive, SVP
Stephanie Roland Community Development Bank Manager, SVP
Brian Bohrnstedt Strategic Business Partner, VP
Robert Smith Region President
Wade Jenkins Region President
Jim Collins Corporate Banking President
Carrie Hanebutt Employment Specialist III
Sandy Miller Commercial Bank Executive, SVP
Rafael Sanchez President Private Banking
David Bucur Data Analytics Director, VP
Carrie Ellspermann Chief People Officer
Traci Mann Region President

Why is Achieve Ability important to ONB?

Through Achieve Ability, ONB mentors have the opportunity to build relationships with mentees. As a company committed to fostering a culture of inclusion, and promoting best practices of disability inclusion, we know that we must better understand the challenges faced and overcome by people with disabilities.

Fostering relationships with aspiring young professionals (with disabilities) has served as an excellent learning experience for our leadership team and fits with our commitment to help people learn, grow and succeed in the communities we serve.

Get started!

Would you like to request more information about Achieve Ability or to schedule a presentation? Fill out the form below!

Diversity & Inclusion Articles/Videos

DISCLAIMER: This communication is not intended as legal or tax advice. The materials contain only a partial, general description of the benefits of Health Savings Accounts. The information is believed to be accurate as of the production date; however, Federal and state laws and regulations are subject to change. Please contact a competent legal or tax professional for personal advice on eligibility, tax treatment and restrictions.

Video Transcript

One of the neat features of your HSA from The HSA Authority at Old National Bank, is your ability to transfer funds from your traditional or Roth IRA into your HSA account, or to transfer funds from other HSAs.

First, let's look at your IRA transfers. If you have a traditional or Roth IRA, you can move those funds into your HSA from The HSA Authority, but there's a small catch. You can only do this ONCE in your lifetime, so, you'll want to make sure the time is right to transfer these funds. These IRA transfers also count toward your annual contribution limit, so be mindful of that. But, once transferred, you can access the funds tax and penalty free for any of your qualifying medical expenses.

Now, let's say you have another HSA, or multiple HSAs. You can have as many as you want – within annual contribution limits – but, come tax time, wouldn't it be simpler to have all of those funds in one, easy to track HSA? Sure – so, maybe this is an exception to the old “all eggs, one basket” scenario. And, you'll be happy to know that moving funds from one HSA to another does NOT count toward your annual contribution limit.

Whether it's IRA, or HSA, you'll need some help from The HSA Authority to ensure the transactions are processed properly and that there are no unintended tax consequences. You'll find the proper forms on our web site: TheHSAauthority.com. Just follow the simple instructions to complete the form, and submit them to The HSA Authority. We'll look them over and process the transactions, making sure they're reported properly to the IRS.

If you have any questions about how to transfer funds from your IRA or other HSAs, call The HSA Authority Client Care for assistance at 1-888-472-8697, and be sure to visit us at TheHSAauthority.com.

Copyright © 2020 ONB

DISCLAIMER: This communication is not intended as legal or tax advice. The materials contain only a partial, general description of the benefits of Health Savings Accounts. The information is believed to be accurate as of the production date; however, Federal and state laws and regulations are subject to change. Please contact a competent legal or tax professional for personal advice on eligibility, tax treatment and restrictions.

Video Transcript

One of the neat features of your HSA from The HSA Authority at Old National Bank, is your ability to transfer funds from your traditional or Roth IRA into your HSA account, or to transfer funds from other HSAs.

First, let's look at your IRA transfers. If you have a traditional or Roth IRA, you can move those funds into your HSA from The HSA Authority, but there's a small catch. You can only do this ONCE in your lifetime, so, you'll want to make sure the time is right to transfer these funds. These IRA transfers also count toward your annual contribution limit, so be mindful of that. But, once transferred, you can access the funds tax and penalty free for any of your qualifying medical expenses.

Now, let's say you have another HSA, or multiple HSAs. You can have as many as you want – within annual contribution limits – but, come tax time, wouldn't it be simpler to have all of those funds in one, easy to track HSA? Sure – so, maybe this is an exception to the old “all eggs, one basket” scenario. And, you'll be happy to know that moving funds from one HSA to another does NOT count toward your annual contribution limit.

Whether it's IRA, or HSA, you'll need some help from The HSA Authority to ensure the transactions are processed properly and that there are no unintended tax consequences. You'll find the proper forms on our web site: TheHSAauthority.com. Just follow the simple instructions to complete the form, and submit them to The HSA Authority. We'll look them over and process the transactions, making sure they're reported properly to the IRS.

If you have any questions about how to transfer funds from your IRA or other HSAs, call The HSA Authority Client Care for assistance at 1-888-472-8697, and be sure to visit us at TheHSAauthority.com.

Copyright © 2020 ONB