One Community Bank Donates $10,000 to the Salvation Army of Dane County

December 21, 2023
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:
Jamie Balsiger
One Community Bank
608-838-3141
jbalsiger@onecommunity.bank

One Community Bank Donates $10,000 to the Salvation Army of Dane County

(December 2023) – Celebrating the season of giving, OCB partnered with the Salvation Army of Dane County in the 2023 Red Kettle Christmas Campaign. On December 16th, One Community Bank matched up to $10,000 in donations made. Throughout the month of December, OCB colleagues are volunteering to ring bells in different locations throughout Dane County.

The Salvation Army aims to provide food and shelter, empower youth, and help disaster survivors in Dane County. They achieve their mission through the help of volunteers and donations.

“One Community Bank is thrilled to extend and enhance our collaboration with the Salvation Army of Dane County. We are proud to continue our $10,000 donation to the Salvation Army of Dane County, maintaining a tradition that spans many years.” said Steve Peotter, President and CEO of One Community Bank. “Both organizations are committed to making a positive impact in the communities they serve. We look forward to the community’s support in providing assistance and comfort to those in need this holiday season.”

One Community Bank remains committed to investing in our communities and is proud to support this feel-good organization.

One Community Bank is one of the largest community banks in south central Wisconsin. The locally owned bank has 15 bank locations and $2.1 billion in assets. It provides creative solutions to both businesses and consumers, with an intense focus on serving clients, supporting colleagues, and investing in its communities. Regularly named one of Madison’s best places to work, One Community Bank serves the communities of Oregon, McFarland, Waunakee, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Middleton, Adams, Oxford, Grand Marsh, Hillsboro, La Farge, Readstown, Wonewoc, and Union Center. Member FDIC.

Findorff: Tiffany Scheller Promoted to Vice President of Finance

Findorff is excited to announce the recent promotion of Tiffany Scheller to Vice President of Finance.

In her new role, Tiffany will take on additional responsibilities related to financial reporting and risk management while leading the company’s financial operations and providing oversight for the accounting department.

Beyond her exceptional contributions to Findorff, Tiffany is known for her deep commitment to community involvement, philanthropy, and mentorship. She is an active member of TEMPO Madison and has served on the Scholarship Committee for the past few years, helping women connect, advance, and succeed in leadership positions across the Madison area. Tiffany serves on the American Family Children’s Hospital Development Partners Board, and as the Vice President of the Board of Financial Executives International – Madison Chapter and Programs Committee Chair. She is also actively involved in Downtown Madison, Inc., the Madison Reading Project, and Meals on Wheels.  

“Tiffany’s consistent leadership and integrity impress everyone at Findorff. We not only value her contributions inside the walls of Findorff but also in the community where she has built so many relationships. It’s gratifying to see Tiffany thrive and succeed, and her future is incredibly bright.” Chief Financial Officer Ben Pechan

Congratulations Tiffany on this significant achievement and thank you for your ongoing dedication to making a positive impact both within and beyond Findorff.

Old National Bank: Will deposit rates come down in 2024?

Whether you are reading the comments made by the Jerome Powell or listening to other financial analysts, one thing seems clear- interest rates will fall in 2024.  This is good news for borrowers but bad news for those who keep money on deposit in their banks.

Now is the time to lock into our high yield deposit rates. Stop by the office, email jeff.boudreau@oldnational.com or call me at 608-354-0126 to learn more.

Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce: Applications are Open for 2024 Business Leadership Academy

We’re excited to share that applications are now open to be a part of the 2024 Business Leadership Academy! 

This interactive, ten-month experience develops and strengthens the skills of existing and emerging LGBTQ and allied leaders in the workplace by providing quality and transformative programming. Our 2024 Program will be a monthly in-person gathering in Milwaukee (with option for virtual participation), meeting from February to November on the second Tuesday of each month from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m.

Applications are open and are due on January 5, 2024. Click here to apply to be a part of our 2024 Class of the Business Leadership Academy.

You can find out more about the program in the below or online here. This is a truly rewarding program that can help set you up for the next move in your career.

Bank of Sun Prairie Recognized for Excellence in Financial Education

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                             December 18, 2023
Contact:

Hannah Flanders, WBF Coordinator                        Jimmy Kauffman, Bank of Sun Prairie President and CEO

hflanders@wisbank.com                                              608.837.4511| jimmy.kauffman@bankofsunprairie.com

Bank of Sun Prairie Recognized for Excellence in Financial Education

Bank’s Pam Blattner and Pamela Sanderson also recognized for Financial Literacy Achievements

Sun Prairie, Wis. – On November 16 at an event held in Wisconsin Dells, the Wisconsin Bankers Foundation (WBF) honored Bank of Sun Prairie with the Foundation’s Excellence in Financial Education Award for the bank’s organization-wide dedication to financial education. Two of their team members, Assistant Vice President Senior Branch Manager Pam Blattner and Trust Assistant Pamela Sanderson were also recognized for their efforts in promoting financial literacy to Wisconsin’s consumers and each received WBF Certificates of Recognition for their individual efforts in advancing financial literacy.

As the nonprofit arm of the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA), WBF’s mission is to promote financial literacy and capability to the public and to broaden consumer empowerment in the financial services industry through research, education, grants, and scholarships. During the 2022–2023 fiscal year, more than 360 bankers across the state participated in financial education-focused presentations helping to reach more than 24,700 consumers of all ages. This outstanding effort is underscored in the efforts of the Bank of Sun Prairie team.

“Throughout Wisconsin, bankers go above and beyond in their commitment to their communities,” said Chair Rose Oswald Poels of the Wisconsin Bankers Foundation. “We thank the team at Bank of Sun Prairie — with special thanks to Pam and Pamela — for their outstanding work in helping individuals and families to build foundational financial skills.”

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About the Wisconsin Bankers Foundation

The Wisconsin Bankers Foundation (WBF) is a Wisconsin non-stock corporation organized for charitable and educational purposes. WBF is dedicated to promoting financial literacy and financial responsibility to the public and to broadening consumer empowerment in the financial services industry primarily through research and education. (IRS Public Charity Employer Identification Number 46-3791061)

About the Wisconsin Bankers Association

Founded in 1892, WBA is the state’s largest financial industry trade association, representing more than 200 commercial banks and savings institutions, their branches, and over 30,000 employees. The Association represents banks of all sizes in Wisconsin, and nearly 98 percent of banks in the state are WBA members.

About Bank of Sun Prairie

Bank of Sun Prairie is a locally owned, full-service community bank with $719.3 million in assets and five locations in Sun Prairie and Cottage Grove, Wis. Its mission is to be trusted advisor for families, businesses and communities offering a complete range of services, while delivering fair returns for stockholders. Member FDIC. Equal Opportunity Lender.