
Rhoshunda Kelly
Commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance, appointed by Gov. Tate Reeves in 2021.
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Aug 26, 2026
In the Loop Episode 3 | How Financial Examiners Can Build Meaningful, Long-Term Careers
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Kareeme TuckerHOST
Roshunda, how about you? Long, long-term career, how did you decide that this was, this is what you were gonna do?

Rhoshunda KellyGUEST
And, and, uh, to, to Kelly's point, I think the career progression, the opportunities provided with training kind of kept me interested, kept me in- in- enticed to stay.

Rhoshunda KellyGUEST
Went through the, um, graduate school of banking at LSU, you know, got married.

Rhoshunda KellyGUEST
And I will say this, as a female traveling examiner, there's like an expiration date that's kind of like circling and people don't say it, but it's kind of out there.
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Susannah MarshallGUEST
Sometimes, sometimes opportunities fall in your lap sooner, but you need to grow and learn in every role, and all of that will help prepare you for leadership because kind of once you're there, it's no going back, and it's hard to-