INDUSTRY NEWS
COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE Welcomes New Employees
President of COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE® Peter Santangelo is pleased to announce two new additions to the team, Matt Hall and Kim Myles.
MR. HALL, officer - relationship manager, is responsible for business development and portfolio management for condominium, homeowner and townhome association clients throughout the Midwest. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication from Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois.
Prior to joining COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE, Mr. Hall started his banking career over six years ago as a teller, working his way up to senior commercial underwriter with multiple Wintrust Community Banks.
KIM MYLES, vice president - relationship manager, is responsible for business development and portfolio management for condominium, homeowner and townhome association clients throughout Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
Ms. Myles attended Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Michigan and majored in finance and economics
Prior to joining COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE, Ms. Myles worked in the mortgage lending area for 12 years and has 20 years of sales and relationship management experience in technology solutions uniquely designed for financial services.
“I believe that Matt and Kim will be a great addition to the COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE team and will contribute to our continued success,” said Mr. Santangelo. “Their banking experience demonstrates the depth of knowledge which we really value.”
When it comes to an association’s financial needs, COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE continues to be one of the market leaders in providing customized financial services (including loans, reserve investments and cash management services) to condominium, townhome and homeowner associations, as well as the property management companies that serve them. As part of Barrington Bank & Trust Company, N.A., and Wintrust Financial Corp. COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE customers enjoy the advantages of being served by a true community bank that provides a broad range of quality financial products, including sophisticated commercial banking, trust and investment, and online banking and bill pay services with the strength of $20 billion in assets of Wintrust Financial Corp.
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