Joan Marie Bodley Filed For Clerk of the Court

Snow Hill, MD - Joan Marie Bodley, Assistant Vice President and Document Preparation Supervisor for PNC Bank, National Association, has filed for Worcester County Clerk of the Circuit Court.

Bodley, an 18-year resident of Worcester County, says her banking management experience and fresh perspective are a perfect fit for the position.

“For 25 years I have helped keep expenses down for my company through the management positions I’ve held. I will be able to apply the same tools as Clerk of the Court to benefit the taxpayers of the county I love.”

Bodley’s current department at PNC Bank has used “paper-less workflow” for over five years. She will be effective in helping the current staff members to become comfortable utilizing the Maryland Electronic Court paperless filing system.

Bodley believes a good work environment, up-to-date skills training, and meeting the needs of taxpayers are paramount qualities for a successful manager.

“I strive in my current position to provide the best customer service and to manage those that work for me with respect. It is very important to me that there is an open line of communication in the office and a pleasant atmosphere so that the taxpayer’s needs can be met.”

Bodley moved to Worcester County 18 years ago, living in Pocomoke City prior to moving to Ocean Pines in 2010. Her two children have graduated from the Worcester County School System where she served as treasurer of the PTA for several years along with various Board of Education Committees. She has also served on the Executive Board of the Pocomoke Chamber of Commerce, the Parish Council of Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, and the Lower Shore YMCA.

After earning her paralegal degree from Villa Julie College in 1985 she embarked on what is now a 30 year career in the banking industry with 25 of those years managing anywhere from eight to forty employees at a time. During this time, Bodley honed her skills on balancing budgets, filing and reviewing documents, managing and motivating individuals to work as a team, and making tough decisions to allow for efficient workflows and excellent customer service.

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