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Turner College Alum Chelsey Duggar Rising among the Ranks at the FDIC

November 2026 is a big month for Turner College graduate Chelsey Duggar, who is starting a new position as an Assistant Regional Director for the Kansas City Region at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Duggar earned a BBA in accounting from the Turner College in 2011. One year later she added at Turner College MBA. In 2018 she was issued a CPA license from the Missouri Board of Accountancy. Duggar began working for the FDIC in 2015 as a Financial Institution Examiner in Jackson, Mississippi, soon thereafter moving to the regional office in Missouri where she became a Senior Examiner for Large Financial Institutions. In 2023, she took the role of Senior Examination Specialist in the FDIC's Washington, D.C., headquarters. While there she rose to Chief of the Accounting Policy Section. "I’ve loved my work with the Accounting Policy Section in Washington, D.C., but I’m looking forward to this new role back in the Midwest," Duggar explained. Prior to entering the Turner College as a freshman, Duggar served in the U.S. Army as a Unit Supply Specialist, E5-Sargeant. In 2012 she worked as a Process Improvement Analyst at TSYS. The next year she moved to Aflac as a Budget Analyst. In between this position and her move to the FDIC, Duggar was the Director of Quality Assurance for the Methodist Children's Homes of Mississippi. Turner Business congratulates Chelsey on a remarkable professional career.
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