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Customer Experience
Open Door Policy
Business owner Maurice Wince encourages businesses looking for commercial banking partner to most definitely explore Spring Bank.
Access to Decision Makers
Spring Bank’s Heather Nelson, President and CEO, shares the advantages of a community bank relationship.
We Made Our Name by Knowing Yours
Glenn Michaelsen, SVP, Commercial Banking describes the personal touch Spring Bank clients receive from the moment the walk through the door or pick up the phone.
Banking is Still Personal
No matter how advanced banking technology has become, Glenn Michaelsen, SVP, Commercial Banking, explains why banking is still personal at Spring Bank.
I Can’t See Myself Doing Anything Else
Glenn Michaelsen, SVP, Commercial Banking, what he enjoys most about his banking career.
Seeing my Clients Succeed
Spring Bank’s Heather Nelson, President and CEO shares what’s most rewarding for her as a banker.
Quick Decisions
Cobblestone Builders & Developers, Inc.
Executive Dirk Wildt shares regardless of your type of business, as an owner you want a speedy response when working with a financial partner and that’s what his company received with Spring Bank.
Not Just the Numbers but the Whole Picture
Business owner Tara Froemming notes that one of the aspects she appreciates most about her relationship with Spring Bank is her bankers seek to understand her complete business, not just the finances.
A Finger on the Pulse of my Business
Business owner Maurice Wince shares that Spring Bank acts as a partner in his company’s growth and strategic financial planning.
The Personal Touch is the Difference
Cornerstone Development of SE Wisconsin
Business owner John Wahlen discusses the many ways Spring Bank, a local community bank, differs from larger financial institutions.
