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Hortonville Banker Leading Wisconsin Bankers Association Board

Pictured (left to right), Front Row: Tina DeGustino, Jim Hartlieb, WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels, WBA Vice Chair Shay Horton, Lindsay Spitzer, Scott Cattanch, and Mark Oldenberg. Middle Row: Kevin Ravenscroft, Nate Parrish, Kelly Heroux, and Bill Sennholz. Back Row: Eric Witczak, Tim Schneider, WBA Chair Joe Peikert, Shane Ilstrup, and WBA Chair-Elect Greg Lundberg. Not pictured: Past Chair Al Araque, Todd Nagel, and Jimmy Kauffman.

Joe Peikert, CEO of Wolf River Community Bank, Hortonville, is serving as the 2026–2027 board chair of the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA).

The Wisconsin Bankers Association is the state’s largest financial industry trade association, representing nearly 180 commercial banks and savings associations, their branches, and 30,000 employees.

Joe Peikert

Joe Peikert

“Joe brings thoughtful leadership and a deep understanding of the industry,” said Rose Oswald Poels, WBA president and CEO. “His commitment to the banking industry will help guide the Association as we continue to strengthen and support Wisconsin banks.”

Peikert began his career in banking in his hometown after graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Platteville with a degree in business administration with a finance emphasis and a minor in accounting. Peikert completed the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is a Certified Public Accountant. He joined Wolf River Community Bank in 2007 and became president/CEO in 2013, now serving solely as CEO.

Also serving as officers on the WBA Board are Chair-Elect Greg Lundberg, president and CEO, Fortifi Bank, Berlin; Vice Chair Shay Horton, president and CEO, Cumberland Federal Bank; and Past Chair Alvaro (Al) Araque, SVP director of consumer, private & business banking, Johnson Financial Group, Racine.

Joining the Board for three-year terms are Scott M. Cattanach, president and CEO, Peoples State Bank Wausau; Mark Oldenberg, president and CEO, Security Financial Bank, Durand; and Kevin Ravenscroft, president and CEO, The Peoples Community Bank, Mazomanie.

Those continuing their terms on the Board are: Tina DeGustino, regional president, BMO Bank, Milwaukee; Jim Hartlieb, president and CEO, First Business Bank, Madison; Shane Ilstrup, president, Citizens First Bank, Trempealeau; Jimmy Kauffman, president and CEO, Bank of Sun Prairie; Todd Nagel, president and CEO, IncredibleBank, Wausau; Timothy (Tim) Schneider, president and CEO, Bank Five Nine, Oconomowoc; Nathaniel (Nate) Parrish, president and CEO, First Citizens State Bank, Whitewater; Lindsay Spitzer, president and CEO, Bluff View Bank, Galesville; and Eric Witczak, executive vice president/COO, Nicolet National Bank, Green Bay.

Board members who completed their terms in 2025–2026 are Kelly Heroux, president and CEO, The Peshtigo National Bank; and Bill Sennholz, CEO, Forward Bank, Marshfield.

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