English (Australia) 
Українська We would like to introduce to you some of our wonderful staff and how to contact them, many are multilingual and have also migrated to Australia from Ukraine or Latvia.
Dnister was established in 1959 and is an Australian Member-owned financial institution. Read more about Dnister here>
Ivanka’ scope of experience extends from Member Services through to Finance where she has worked in various roles covering many aspects of the business.
She is very passionate about her role at Dnister and her main objective is to ensure that all members receive the best possible service so that they continue to be part of the Dnister family.
Mobile Manager – Community Development
Sasha`s scope of experience extends from Community Liaison and Business Development through to finance, covering various aspects of the business for over 5 years at Dnister.
She is very passionate about supporting Ukrainian newcomers from their first step in Australia, on the way to financial confidence and new life in the new country.
Community and Business Development Officer
Angelika comes from Latvian background, her role over last 5 years extends from Member Services to Business Development with the Latvian community in Australia
Angelika always strives to help existing & new customers navigate their financial needs, aiming for a smooth transition from customer requests to implementation.
Personal Banker
Iryna has been an active member of the Dnister Team in Adelaide for several years and is compassioned, positive and always ready to help.
In addition to her role at Dnister she is very involved in the community currently the Principal of the Ukrainian school and tutoring adults improving their Ukrainian Language.
Lending and Member Services Consultant
Marika is very passionate about the Latvian and Ukrainian Community in Sydney which drives her to provide a personalised great experience to Dnister Members.
“I am proud to be a part of the largest ethnic-based credit co-operative in Australia and believe in building future generations for Dnister.”
