Megan Sprang, Bloomsdale Bank, Ste. Genevieve For Megan Sprang, assistant vice president/loan officer, strenthening her management skills guides her with more leadership responsibilities and leading bank staff.
Megan Sprang Matt Stites
Matt Stites, First State Community Bank, Farmington His drive and determination to learn the banking industry fuels Matt Stites, loan officer, in his pursuit to be a strong team leader focusing on efforts to best serve customers.
Garrett Terry, Mid-Missouri Bank, Joplin Te expertise Garrett Terry, vice president/commercial lender, gained in various bank departments furthers his growth as an effective leader within the bank and community.
Garrett Terry Mindy Thompson
As a branch administrator, Mindy Tompson applies leadership concepts to mentor branch managers while coaching staff to be high-performing associates for customers.
Tim Tobben, Bank of Washington When customers succeed, the bank succeeds. Tis philosophy guides Tim Tobben, vice president of commercial lending, in his interactions with customers and bank staff.
Tim Tobben Jen Tracy
Jen Tracy, Peoples Bank, Sullivan Motivation to expand her banking knowledge provides Jen Tracy, commercial consumer lender, with opportunities to strengthen her career and help others succeed.
Gabby Usera, Clay County Savings Bank, Liberty Insights into leadership, industry knowledge and connections established with peers guide Gabby Usera, marketing/club coordinator, as she embarks on her banking career.
Gabby Usera Chelsea Wichern
Chelsea Wichern, Alliance Bank, Cape Girardeau Chelsea Wichern, senior vice president/chief operating officer, understands leadership is vital to ensure successful growth for the bank and guiding staff in their endeavors.
Jake Wolfe, Midwest Independent BankersBank, Jefferson City For Jake Wolfe, assistant vice president/loan review officer, banking’s future success relies on team members dedicated to fostering strong customer relationships.
Jake Wolfe
“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” — John Quincy Adams
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