Her Story
About Jasmine
Jasmine Hickman serves as a Priority Banker at Regions Bank, where she has worked for nearly one year after progressing through roles as a teller and personal banker. With four years of experience in the financial industry since graduating high school in 2022, she focuses on opening new accounts, cross-selling financial products, introducing interest-bearing accounts to customers, and resolving issues through client needs assessment and solutions. She earned a Management Information Systems degree in 2025 with the goal of transitioning into fintech, analyst, or project management positions that combine her banking background with technology skills. Outside her professional role, Jasmine is establishing the Texas Girls in Tech nonprofit to provide STEM career insights and internship connections to female students in underprivileged schools. She attributes her drive to being a strong role model for her children, demonstrating the ability to build a career while balancing motherhood.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Jasmine
01What do you attribute your success to?
I would say being a great role model to my kids, basically everything I do, pretty much. Once you have kids, it's like, you're living for them at that point. I want them to see, you know, hey, mom didn't just sit back and let dad take, you know, control. I paid my own way. I'm still able to do this, you know, have a career, and juggle being a mother at the same time. You're not limited to just one role.
02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Just keep a plan. So, me personally, I'm always writing my goals down, I'm notating them, I'm looking at ways to, like, actually be able to attain them. Use that SMART goal module if you can. And I always say, you know, sometimes you have setbacks, even myself, even though I am tenured in my role, and it's times where I'm like I just want to stay here where it's safe and secure, or, you know, take that leap of faith and go into, you know, Basically, it's gonna be a career switch, because I've been doing financial for so long, so when I dive into tech. it's gonna be way different than what I've been doing for the past 4 years. So, sometimes I just have to, you know, keep my head above water, and just be confident within myself and my skills, and know that, hey, I can achieve anything that's brought on me.
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