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North Shore Bank Named a Best Bank in Wisconsin By Forbes for Sixth Year

North Shore Bank announced recently the company has been named to Forbes Best-In-State Banks list for 2025. The community bank has been providing financial services to local residents for over 100 years and has received Best-In-State Banks distinction for Wisconsin by Forbes six times.

Forbes’ 2025 edition of America’s Best-In-State Banks recognizes the financial institutions most valued by residents in each state—those that stand out for meeting the unique needs and expectations of their local communities. To determine the top performers, Forbes partnered with market research firm Statista, drawing on two main data sources: an independent survey of approximately 26,000 U.S. consumers who evaluated banks across key criteria such as trust, terms and conditions, branch services, digital services, customer services, and financial advice, as well as a sentiment analysis of publicly available online reviews for each bank, in each state.

“It’s a true honor to be recognized as Best in State for the sixth year,” said Susan T. Doyle, senior vice president of retail banking for North Shore Bank. “For more than 100 years, we’ve built lasting, trusted relationships—with our customers, our communities, and our employees—and this recognition is a reflection of that ongoing commitment.”

June 20, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Johnson Financial Group CFO Mark Behrens Receives WBA Lifetime Service Award

Pictured (left to right): Johnson Financial Group President and CEO Jim Popp, Johnson Financial Group CFO Mark Behrens, WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels, Johnson Financial Group SVP, Director of Consumer, Private and Business Banking and WBA Past Chair Al Araque, and Johnson Bank President Dan Defnet.

Congratulations to Johnson Financial Group CFO Mark Behrens who was recently honored with a Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA)  Lifetime Service Award in recognition of his 40 years of service in the banking industry.

WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels was on hand to present a plaque to Behrens.

Behrens has served as Chief Financial Officer for Johnson Financial Group since July 2016. Prior to serving as CFO, Behrens has held a variety of roles at the company within operations, retail banking, corporate finance and financial planning. Additionally, from 2011 to 2016, Behrens served as President of Johnson Insurance.

June 20, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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SNBT Wraps Up Successful Drive as Part of Power of Community Initiative

What started as a simple call for donations turned into a powerful show of community spirit. Throughout April, The Stephenson National Bank & Trust (SNBT) rallied its employees, customers, and communities to collect essential household items for local families in need, and the results were inspiring.

Menominee County basket dropoff.

Partnering with the Departments of Health and Human Services (DHHS) in Marinette and Oconto Counties, Wisconsin, and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) in Menominee County, SNBT gathered hundreds of hygiene and cleaning products—from toothpaste and shampoo to laundry detergent and disinfecting wipes. With donation drop-offs set up in every SNBT office, the project became a shared mission. Employees spread the word and shopped for essential items, and customers and local residents generously provided additional supplies. The donated items have now been delivered to each of the county offices where they are ready to be distributed to families who need them most.

Oconto County basket dropoff.

“This wasn’t just about collecting supplies, it was about showing up for our neighbors,” said Greg Salmen, SNBT President & CEO. “We’re proud to be part of a community that cares deeply and gives generously.”

Marinette County basket dropoff.

The drive was part of the Wisconsin Bankers Association’s (WBA) Power of CommUNITY campaign, a statewide initiative that brings banks together to highlight the positive impact they make beyond financial services. SNBT’s contribution focused on practical support, meeting everyday needs that are often overlooked.

As SNBT team members delivered the collected items to each of the offices in Marinette, Menominee, and Oconto Counties, the message was clear: when a community comes together, small acts of kindness can make a big difference.

The Stephenson National Bank & Trust (SNBT) is a 150-year-old independent, employee-owned, community bank with almost $1.8 billion in Bank, Mortgage, and Wealth assets under management. Offices are located in Marinette, Wausaukee, Crivitz, Pembine, and Oconto, Wis. and Menominee, Mich. with a Trust & Investment Office in Marquette, Mich. and a Commercial Loan Services Office in Green Bay, Wis. For more information about SNBT visit www.snbt.com.

June 19, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Unity Bank: Celebrating Our 2025 Bankers of the Year

At Unity Bank, we believe that banking is about more than transactions, it’s about people. Every day, our team members go above and beyond to build relationships, strengthen neighborhoods, and create opportunities for the communities we proudly serve.

That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce our 2025 Bankers of the Year – four remarkable individuals who embody our values and remind us what it means to lead with heart.

Collaboration: Madison Rickbeil
Madison Rickbeil, Regional Branch Manager of Motley, Staples, and Clarissa, brings people together. She’s the first to raise her hand, share her knowledge, and create space for ideas to grow. Her collaboration has transformed everyday meetings into moments of meaningful connection, and her commitment to teamwork is contagious.

Customer Service: Dexeray Huth
Serving our Neillsville, WI community, Dexeray proves that a kind word and a little extra effort can go a long way. Whether she’s helping someone navigate a tough time or simply making sure a client fees seen and heard, Dexeray brings genuine care to every interaction. She reminds us that behind every account is a story, and she treats each one with the respect it deserves.

Innovator: Missy Gunderson
Missy Gunderson, our Operations Improvement Partner, tackled a major records cleanup that save the bank time, money, and headaches, but her impact runs deeper than that. She sees possibility in every problem and pushes for smarter, simpler ways to serve. Missy brings fresh thinking, grit, and a whole lot of heart to everything she does.

Leadership: Malissa Grant
As our Compliance Officer, Malissa has reimagined what leadership looks like. Her team feels seen, supported, and empowered to do their best work. – because she leads with integrity and builds trust every step of the way. Under her leadership, the Compliance Department has been restructured to exceed regulatory and audit expectations. We thank Malissa for her leadership that has transformed Unity Bank’s compliance function to be a pilar of strength.

These four individuals remind us that community banking isn’t about being the biggest, it’s about showing up, doing the right thing, and caring deeply for the people around us.

About Unity Bank: Unity Bank is a family-owned community bank with a 140-year legacy of service. With 15 locations across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Montana, we’re proud to meet the financial needs of our neighbors while investing in what matters most: relationships, trust, and the shared success of our communities.

Unity Bank. Member FDIC #ExperienceCommUNITY

June 19, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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North Shore Bank New West De Pere Branch to Open June 23

North Shore Bank today announced the opening date for its full-service West De Pere branch located at 820 Main Avenue in De Pere. The new office will be open on Monday, June 23.

The branch combines North Shore Bank’s personalized service with an updated modern design, enhanced offerings including convenient 7-Day Banking in the drive-up. The new location offers a welcoming experience and private meeting spaces, plus extended drive-up hours to better meet customers’ needs.

“We’re thrilled to open the doors to our first brick-and-mortar branch in West De Pere this June,” said Kerri Collins, vice president and northeast district manager at North Shore Bank. “We can’t wait to welcome both long-term and new customers into our updated space, where they’ll enjoy personalized service from the same friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable employees, plus new features and added conveniences designed to make their banking experience even better.”

The bank’s Ashwaubenon branch, located at 2215 S. Oneida Street, will close on Friday, June 20, and its services are transitioning to the West De Pere branch. To ensure a smooth transition, customers have received additional information about the move, and they will continue to receive the same supportive service from bankers at the West De Pere and any of the bank’s surrounding area offices.

“We’re proud to be part of the Green Bay community for over 35 years, and we’re excited to continue our commitment with our new branch,” Collins added. “We truly value the trusted relationships we’ve built with our customers and look forward to welcoming them to our office in West De Pere.”

June 18, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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One Community Bank Announces 2025 Scholarship Recipients

One Community Bank is excited to announce our 2025 OCB Scholarship recipients! The OCB scholarship program was enhanced and expanded this year as we aligned with school districts in the communities we serve. Applications opened in February and were available to all graduating seniors in each high school listed below.

“We are thrilled to support the educational goals of these outstanding students,” said Steve Peotter, President and Chief Executive Officer. “These scholarships reflect our ongoing commitment to investing in the future of our communities and recognizing young individuals who demonstrate leadership, academic excellence, and community involvement.”

Congratulations to our 2025 OCB Scholarship Recipients:

  • Julissa Espino Kelley – Adams-Friendship High School
  • Kate Menders – McFarland High School
  • Sawyer FitzRandolph – Middleton High School
  • Olivia Jacobson – Monona Grove High School
  • Leah Sieren – Oregon High School
  • Lily O’Hearn – Stoughton High School
  • Maya Rodrigues – Sun Prairie East High School
  • Rishab Kotte – Sun Prairie West High School
  • Hailey Reynolds – Waunakee High School
  • Natalie Grant – Westfield High School

Each of these students will receive a $500 scholarship in recognition of their academic achievements, community involvement, and future aspirations.

The OCB Scholarship Program reflects One Community Bank’s ongoing commitment to investing in the communities we serve. To be eligible, applicants must be a graduating high school senior with good academic standing and plans to attend a 2-year or 4-year institution, technical or trade school, or an apprenticeship program. The student is also passionate about their community and has dedicated time to community service.

One Community Bank is proud to support the next generation of leaders and looks forward to continuing this meaningful initiative in the years ahead.

June 18, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Wolf River Community Bank’s New Scholarship Program Awards $1,500 to Area High School Seniors

Wolf River Community Bank announced the first recipients of its inaugural scholarship program

Wolf River Community Bank is proud to announce the recipients of its inaugural scholarship program, awarding three $1,500 scholarships—to graduating seniors from Hortonville, New London, and Shiocton High Schools. This new initiative reflects the bank’s commitment to investing in local students and will continue as an annual offering in the years ahead. The program is designed to support students who demonstrate academic excellence, community involvement, and a strong interest in pursuing careers in business, finance, or related fields.

This year’s scholarship recipients are:
•  Max Behling — New London High School
•  Sarah Bendorf — Hortonville High School
•  Tyler Pamperin — Shiocton High School

Max Behling

Max Behling, New London High School scholarship recipient, is heading to the University of Wisconsin–Madison to pursue a finance degree, inspired by his parents’ careers in business. Max prepared for college with advanced coursework, earning straight A’s, even while taking AP, dual-credit, and finance-related classes. He was active in National Honor Society, Math League, and numerous extracurriculars—including varsity football, basketball, and track—where he earned “Best Teammate” awards and multiple medals. Max also excelled in the arts, performing in musicals, show choir, and even with Barry Manilow and at the Grand Ole Opry. Committed to his community, Max volunteered with Student Council, Wreaths Across America, and as a coach at a youth basketball camp.

Sarah Bendorf

Sarah Bendorf, Hortonville High School scholarship recipient, is an aspiring accounting major at the University of Wisconsin–Madison with plans to attend law school. Selected as Hortonville High School’s representative for the Wisconsin Leadership Seminar, she went on to serve as Public Relations Director for the Alumni Association and currently holds the position of Board Vice President. A varsity girls soccer player, Sarah shared her passion for the sport by coaching youth teams and mentoring middle school students through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She has also held leadership roles in DECA and served as a Crew Leader and Sunday School teacher for Vacation Bible School. Sarah balances her time between three jobs—including roles at the Timber Rattlers Stadium, the YMCA, and the Fox Club—and is a member of both the National and Spanish Honor Societies.

Tyler Pamperin

Tyler Pamperin, Shiocton High School scholarship recipient, is planning to attend the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point to pursue a degree in Business Administration, with interests in accounting and finance. Tyler aims to give back to his community by managing a business that creates jobs and provides valuable goods or services. While in high school, Tyler worked for a local grocery store, balancing employment with his school and club responsibilities. He was an active member and leader in National Honor Society, Student Council, and Future Business Leaders of America as Chapter Vice President and then Chapter President. Tyler contributed over 160 hours of community service, including leading an Eagle Scout project for the City of New London Parks and Recreation Department. His dedication and achievements earned him the honor of being selected as class valedictorian.

“As a community bank, we believe in building stronger communities by investing in the future workforce,” said Joe Peikert, CEO at Wolf River Community Bank. “Through our commitment to financial well-being, service, and education, we are proud to support the next generation of skilled professionals who demonstrate excellence and who strive to make a positive impact on those around them. We congratulate Sarah, Max, and Tyler as the first recipients of our scholarship program—we’re incredibly proud of their accomplishments and dedication.”

The scholarships were announced and presented during each school’s senior awards ceremony in May. This initiative underscores Wolf River Community Bank’s mission to strengthen the communities it serves—not only through financial services, but by actively investing in the next generation.

Graduating seniors from the class of 2026 will be eligible to apply for next year’s scholarships beginning in March 2026. For more information about the scholarship program, please visit www.wolfriverbank.com/scholarships.

June 17, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Parker Kruckenberg Has Been Promoted to Commercial Banking Officer

Parker Kruckenberg

One Community Bank is excited to announce Parker Kruckenberg’s promotion to the role of Commercial Banking Officer.

“Parker has consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic, a dedication to building lasting relationships, and a passion for serving our communities,” said Tom Long, SVP – Commercial Banking Manager. “His growth within the commercial banking team has been impressive, and we’re excited to see him continue making an impact in this new role.”

After graduating from college, Parker was drawn to organizations that emphasized both professional development and community involvement. He found both at One Community Bank. Since joining the commercial banking department, Parker has taken on increasing responsibility, starting with managing appraisal orders. That role provided foundational knowledge and early exposure to the commercial lending process, and helped him build connections across departments and develop a deeper understanding of client needs.

“I’m truly honored to have been promoted to Commercial Banking Officer, and I’m excited about the opportunity to strengthen my connections within our local communities,” said Parker. “As I step into this new role, I look forward to working closely with local businesses and members to understand their unique needs and contribute to their growth and success.”

Parker actively contributes to the community, serving on the board of the Shillelagh Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting health and emergency services in the Stoughton community. He also regularly participates in local Chamber of Commerce events and plans to expand his community involvement in the areas One Community Bank serves.

Outside of work, Parker enjoys staying active and spending time outdoors. Whether it’s golfing, working out, or simply enjoying time in nature.

June 17, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Farmers & Merchants Union Bank’s Gregory J. LeCaptain Honored by WBA Upon His Retirement

Wisconsin Bankers Association President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels recently presented a plaque to Farmers & Merchants Union Bank’s Gregory J. LeCaptain in recognition of his 33 years of service in banking and in celebration of his retirement.

Pictured (left to right): WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels and Greg LeCaptain.

LeCaptain started in banking in November, 1992. He worked with Farmers & Merchants Union Bank since June 10, 2015 as AVP, Ag / Commercial Lender.

Pictured – Back row (left to right): Doug Lambert (VP, Ag Lending FMUB); Dr. Jerry Gaska (FMUB Board of Directors); Doug Caldwell (FMUB Board of Directors) ; and Randy Bobholz (President and CEO of FMUB) Front row: (left to right) Jennifer Baerwolf (FMUB Board of Directors); WBA’s Rose, Oswald Poels; Greg LeCaptain;  Curt Hanson (FMUB Board of Directors); and Nick Sharrow (FMUB Board of Directors).

WBA congratulates Greg on his retirement and thanks him for his many years contributing to the success of the banking industry in Wisconsin.

June 16, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Forward Bank Announces Promotions Within Board Leadership

Forward Bank is proud to announce promotions within leadership on its Board of Directors. At the April 2025 Annual Meeting, Jon Pesko was elected to serve as Chair of the Board, succeeding Al Michalski, who has been a dedicated board member for 17 years serving as Chair for the past 3 years. Additionally, Forward Bank is pleased to formally welcome Dawn Balow to the Board of Directors, as she steps in to represent the Lake City, Minnesota community replacing Mark Prenger.

Jon Pesko brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to Forward Bank’s mission in his new role as Board Chair. His steady leadership and strategic vision will guide the Board during an important period of innovation and continued community investment. Pesko has been an advocate for sustainable growth, responsible governance, and local engagement, all pillars of Forward Bank’s long-term strategy.

“It’s an honor to serve as Chair,” said Pesko. “I look forward to continuing to build on the strong foundation that Al’s leadership has fostered over the last 3 years, the dedication that all of the Board has demonstrated, and to ensuring Forward Bank remains a trusted partner for the communities we serve.”

Mark Prenger, a respected CPA who has served the Lake City community for over 40 years, joined the Lake City Federal Bank board nearly 30 years ago. Following the successful merger with Forward Bank, Mark played a pivotal role in ensuring a smooth transition that upheld the community-first values both institutions shared.

“As a long-time board member, I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished in Lake City,” said Prenger. “Forward Bank’s arrival has provided the community with access to enhanced services while staying true to the values of community commitment that mattered so much to Lake City Federal Bank. I’m confident in the future direction of the Board under Jon’s leadership and with Dawn’s involvement.”

A lifelong resident of Lake City with a legacy rooted in civic service, Dawn Balow joins the Forward Bank Board of Directors with a focus on community development and education. After a successful career in healthcare sales, consulting, and SaaS implementation, Dawn served on the Lake City School Board for 24 years and currently sits on the Lake City Education Foundation board.

“I’ve always believed that a thriving business environment and a strong education system are essential for the health of any community,” said Balow. “Forward Bank exemplifies what it means to invest in people and places, and I’m excited to support that mission as a Board member.”

June 16, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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