Lake City Bank Announces Plethora Of Local Promotions
March 4, 2022 at 6:58 p.m.
By Staff Report-
Terry Bradley has been promoted to vice president, retail banking officer. In this position, Bradley leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. He has been with the bank for two years. Bradley is a member of the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce and volunteers with Habitat for Humanity and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana. He is also a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at Lake City Bank.
Angie Daly has been promoted to vice president, retail banking officer and private banker at the Goshen downtown branch. In this position, Daly leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She also works with private banking clients in Goshen and surrounding areas to provide banking solutions specific to their individual needs. She has been with the bank for 16 years. Daly earned an associate degree in business from Indiana University South Bend (IUSB). She is a Middlebury Unit board member of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County and volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Richard Delks has been promoted to vice president, senior wealth advisor serving the Elkhart area. In this position, Delks works with clients as a primary relationship manager, providing advice and access to the bank’s wealth management services including investment management, trust administration, estate planning and financial planning. He joined Lake City Bank in 2015 and has served families in wealth management since 2006. Delks earned a bachelor’s degree in corporate finance from Ball State University. He is an Elkhart Unit board member of the Boys and Girls Club of Elkhart County.
Justin Hayes has been promoted to vice president, business banking manger. In this position, Hayes manages the business banking team which is responsible for the underwriting and approval of commercial loan applications. He has been with the bank for seven years. Hayes earned a bachelor’s degree in finance with a bank management certificate from Indiana University Fort Wayne (formerly Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne). He was honorably discharged after serving seven years in the United States Army Reserve. Hayes is the president of the Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana and The Risk Management Association – Northern Indiana Chapter. He volunteers with Junior Achievement and United Way Day of Caring.
Mary Lepird has been promoted to vice president, talent management officer. In this position, Lepird leads the recruitment activities of the bank including identifying, hiring and maintaining quality talent for all areas of the bank. She has been with the bank for 22 years. Lepird is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and holds an SHRM-CP certification. She is also a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at Lake City Bank.
Stacy Price has been promoted to vice president, financial analyst. In this position, Price is responsible for profitability reporting, incentive compensation planning and reporting, management reporting and data analytics. She has been with the bank for 16 years. Price earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Indiana University South Bend (IUSB). She is a Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County board member.
Matt Smith has been promoted to vice president, special assets officer and manager. In this position, Smith works with loan officers and customers to resolve commercial loan issues and risk related issues associated with the loan approval process. He has been with the bank for nine years. Smith volunteers with Junior Achievement, Lake City Bank Reality Stores and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore.
Katina Stephenson has been promoted to vice president, retail banking officer at the Nappanee branch. In this position, Stephenson leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for 20 years. Stephenson volunteers with the Boys and Girls Club of Nappanee where she is also a committee member, and she volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Andrea Bowers has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Concord branch. In this position, Bowers leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She also handles Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs), small business loans and consumer loans. She has been with the bank for 15 years. Bowers volunteers with Junior Achievement, Lake City Bank Reality Stores and teaches Money Smart classes.
Bridget Camden has been promoted to assistant vice president, credit administration officer. In this position, Camden supports underwriting and closing business loans, including Small Business Administration (SBA) and Farm Service Agency (FSA) loans. She also makes loan structure recommendations and verifies borrowers meet SBA and FSA loan eligibility requirements. She has been with the bank for four years. Camden earned a bachelor’s degree in horticulture production and marketing with a minor in agribusiness management from Purdue University. She is a member of the Kosciusko County Cattleman’s Association and volunteers for the Wabash County 4-H Swine Club Committee.
Kelli Cook has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Pierceton branch. In this position, Cook leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for eight years. Cook is the secretary of the Beta Delta Chapter of Tri Kappa and the co-chair of Ladies Night Out.
Brianna Kreczmer has been promoted to assistant vice president, training officer. In this position, Kreczmer trains branch staff members in the account opening process and product and regulatory knowledge. More broadly, she contributes to training initiatives across Lake City University. She has been with the bank for nine years. Kreczmer earned an associate degree in business from Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) (currently known as Purdue Fort Wayne). She volunteers with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, Junior Achievement and Kids Market Inc.
Kathy Madden has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Warsaw West branch. In this position, Madden leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for eight years. Madden is the secretary of Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) Operation Round-Up, the treasurer of the Committee to Commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and a member of the Noon Optimist Club. Madden volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Katrina Mills has been promoted to assistant vice president, Operations Solutions Architect. In this position, Mills is responsible for the Electronic Document Services and Item Processing departments, managing the teams and developing the departments’ capabilities. She supports banking operations including projects for operational changes related to regulatory requirements, new product development and implementation and the bank’s technology platforms. She has been with the bank for seven years. Mills volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Allie Mitchell has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the South Bend downtown branch. In this position, Mitchell leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. Mitchell volunteers with the Boys and Girls Club of Elkhart County, Lake City Bank’s Reality Store and teaches Money Smart classes.
Luke Mungovan has been promoted to assistant vice president, commercial portfolio management officer. In this position, Mungovan manages a customer portfolio and assists commercial loan officers serving Fort Wayne and the surrounding area with prospect and customer communication and loan closings. He is also responsible for loan documentation. Mungovan earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Indiana University and is a graduate of the Leadership Institute program through Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana (YLNI). He has been with the bank for four years. Mungovan is a member of The Risk Management Association - Northern Indiana Chapter and YLNI. He is a volunteer math tutor at The Literacy Alliance.
Eric Neuenschwander has been promoted to assistant vice president, senior fair lending officer. In this position, Neuenschwander is responsible for implementing fair lending initiatives and creating and maintaining fair lending and redlining risk assessments. He has been with the bank for 14 years. Neuenschwander earned a bachelor’s degree from Huntington University and has a Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) certification.
Carolyn Ross has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Columbia City branch. In this position, Ross leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for 14 years. Ross is a Whitley County Chamber of Commerce finance committee member, a Multi-County Medical Outreach Clinic board member and a Whitley County Community Corrections board member. She volunteers with Junior Achievement and Lutheran Social Services of Indiana.
Elizabeth Schmidlin has been promoted to assistant vice president, senior loan administration Officer. In this position, Schmidlin works with bankers on construction loans, inspections, documentation, closings, funding and title documentation. She has been with the bank for six years. Schmidlin earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting from Ball State University. She volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Tori Starr has been promoted to assistant vice president, senior security officer. In this position, Starr is responsible for the physical security of the bank’s branches and other properties. She also assists with new office openings and remodels, helps prepare for regulatory exams and administers and updates the bank’s security program. She has been with the bank for 10 years. Starr has a bachelor’s degree in accounting with minors in finance and criminal justice from Indiana University Fort Wayne (formerly known as Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne). She volunteers with Junior Achievement and the Kosciusko County Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.
Emily Wold has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Elkhart Northwest branch. In this position, Wold leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for nine years. She is the chief financial officer (CFO) of the DW Victim Advocacy Center (DWVAC) board of directors and a part of the Elkhart Leadership Academy. Wold volunteers for Junior Achievement, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County and teaches Money Smart classes.
Kelly Gochenour has been promoted to mail services officer. In this position, Gochenour manages the Mailroom and Lockbox departments and the process of all outgoing customer statements and notices. She has been with the bank for 19 years. Gochenour volunteers with the Marshall County Community Foundation and the County Church of Bourbon.
Carla Snyder has been promoted to retail loan operations officer. In this position, Snyder is responsible for assigning backup duties, parcel number research, Freddie Mac remittance and account balancing, 1098 processing and verification of bankruptcy coding. She also assists with reviewing all mortgage disputes, researches and responds to customer’s letters, escrow analysis and tax sales. She has been with the bank for 12 years. Snyder is the president of the Northern Indiana Research and Recovery Society.
Justin Taylor has been promoted to financial wellness officer. In this position, Taylor works with all Lake City Bank branches to provide Financial Wellness Partner Program workshops to businesses. He has been with the bank for three years. Taylor earned a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University. He is a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at Lake City Bank.
Thomas Weimer has been promoted to credit administration officer. In this position, Weimer supports commercial lenders by analyzing customer financial positions and completing loan submissions. He also trains new credit analysts and tests and implements software solutions used for the credit process. He has been with the bank for five years.
Trent Koble has been promoted to credit administration officer. In this position, Koble supports commercial lenders by analyzing customer financial positions and completing loan submissions. He also assists with training new credit analysts and tests and implements software solutions used for the credit process. He has been with the bank for five years. Koble earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) (currently known as Purdue Fort Wayne). He volunteers with the Greater Marshall County Children's Resale.
Troy Tom has been promoted to credit administration officer. In this position, Troy supports commercial lenders by analyzing customer financial positions and completing loan submissions. He also provides expertise and guidance on agricultural credit industry trends and market conditions and performs analysis on farming and commercial operations. He has been with the bank for five years. Tom earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural finance from Purdue University and has the Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow (LUTCF) designation. He is a member of Optimist International where he participates in volunteer work.
Lake City Bank, a $6.6 billion bank headquartered in Warsaw, is the sixth largest bank headquartered in the state, and the largest bank 100% invested in Indiana. Lake City Bank operates 52 branch offices in northern and central Indiana, delivering technology-driven solutions in a client-centric way to individuals and businesses. The bank is the single bank subsidiary of Lakeland Financial Corporation (Nasdaq Global Select/LKFN).
For more information, visit lakecitybank.com.
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Terry Bradley has been promoted to vice president, retail banking officer. In this position, Bradley leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. He has been with the bank for two years. Bradley is a member of the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce and volunteers with Habitat for Humanity and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana. He is also a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at Lake City Bank.
Angie Daly has been promoted to vice president, retail banking officer and private banker at the Goshen downtown branch. In this position, Daly leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She also works with private banking clients in Goshen and surrounding areas to provide banking solutions specific to their individual needs. She has been with the bank for 16 years. Daly earned an associate degree in business from Indiana University South Bend (IUSB). She is a Middlebury Unit board member of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County and volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Richard Delks has been promoted to vice president, senior wealth advisor serving the Elkhart area. In this position, Delks works with clients as a primary relationship manager, providing advice and access to the bank’s wealth management services including investment management, trust administration, estate planning and financial planning. He joined Lake City Bank in 2015 and has served families in wealth management since 2006. Delks earned a bachelor’s degree in corporate finance from Ball State University. He is an Elkhart Unit board member of the Boys and Girls Club of Elkhart County.
Justin Hayes has been promoted to vice president, business banking manger. In this position, Hayes manages the business banking team which is responsible for the underwriting and approval of commercial loan applications. He has been with the bank for seven years. Hayes earned a bachelor’s degree in finance with a bank management certificate from Indiana University Fort Wayne (formerly Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne). He was honorably discharged after serving seven years in the United States Army Reserve. Hayes is the president of the Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana and The Risk Management Association – Northern Indiana Chapter. He volunteers with Junior Achievement and United Way Day of Caring.
Mary Lepird has been promoted to vice president, talent management officer. In this position, Lepird leads the recruitment activities of the bank including identifying, hiring and maintaining quality talent for all areas of the bank. She has been with the bank for 22 years. Lepird is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and holds an SHRM-CP certification. She is also a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at Lake City Bank.
Stacy Price has been promoted to vice president, financial analyst. In this position, Price is responsible for profitability reporting, incentive compensation planning and reporting, management reporting and data analytics. She has been with the bank for 16 years. Price earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Indiana University South Bend (IUSB). She is a Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County board member.
Matt Smith has been promoted to vice president, special assets officer and manager. In this position, Smith works with loan officers and customers to resolve commercial loan issues and risk related issues associated with the loan approval process. He has been with the bank for nine years. Smith volunteers with Junior Achievement, Lake City Bank Reality Stores and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore.
Katina Stephenson has been promoted to vice president, retail banking officer at the Nappanee branch. In this position, Stephenson leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for 20 years. Stephenson volunteers with the Boys and Girls Club of Nappanee where she is also a committee member, and she volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Andrea Bowers has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Concord branch. In this position, Bowers leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She also handles Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs), small business loans and consumer loans. She has been with the bank for 15 years. Bowers volunteers with Junior Achievement, Lake City Bank Reality Stores and teaches Money Smart classes.
Bridget Camden has been promoted to assistant vice president, credit administration officer. In this position, Camden supports underwriting and closing business loans, including Small Business Administration (SBA) and Farm Service Agency (FSA) loans. She also makes loan structure recommendations and verifies borrowers meet SBA and FSA loan eligibility requirements. She has been with the bank for four years. Camden earned a bachelor’s degree in horticulture production and marketing with a minor in agribusiness management from Purdue University. She is a member of the Kosciusko County Cattleman’s Association and volunteers for the Wabash County 4-H Swine Club Committee.
Kelli Cook has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Pierceton branch. In this position, Cook leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for eight years. Cook is the secretary of the Beta Delta Chapter of Tri Kappa and the co-chair of Ladies Night Out.
Brianna Kreczmer has been promoted to assistant vice president, training officer. In this position, Kreczmer trains branch staff members in the account opening process and product and regulatory knowledge. More broadly, she contributes to training initiatives across Lake City University. She has been with the bank for nine years. Kreczmer earned an associate degree in business from Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) (currently known as Purdue Fort Wayne). She volunteers with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, Junior Achievement and Kids Market Inc.
Kathy Madden has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Warsaw West branch. In this position, Madden leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for eight years. Madden is the secretary of Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) Operation Round-Up, the treasurer of the Committee to Commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and a member of the Noon Optimist Club. Madden volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Katrina Mills has been promoted to assistant vice president, Operations Solutions Architect. In this position, Mills is responsible for the Electronic Document Services and Item Processing departments, managing the teams and developing the departments’ capabilities. She supports banking operations including projects for operational changes related to regulatory requirements, new product development and implementation and the bank’s technology platforms. She has been with the bank for seven years. Mills volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Allie Mitchell has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the South Bend downtown branch. In this position, Mitchell leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. Mitchell volunteers with the Boys and Girls Club of Elkhart County, Lake City Bank’s Reality Store and teaches Money Smart classes.
Luke Mungovan has been promoted to assistant vice president, commercial portfolio management officer. In this position, Mungovan manages a customer portfolio and assists commercial loan officers serving Fort Wayne and the surrounding area with prospect and customer communication and loan closings. He is also responsible for loan documentation. Mungovan earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Indiana University and is a graduate of the Leadership Institute program through Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana (YLNI). He has been with the bank for four years. Mungovan is a member of The Risk Management Association - Northern Indiana Chapter and YLNI. He is a volunteer math tutor at The Literacy Alliance.
Eric Neuenschwander has been promoted to assistant vice president, senior fair lending officer. In this position, Neuenschwander is responsible for implementing fair lending initiatives and creating and maintaining fair lending and redlining risk assessments. He has been with the bank for 14 years. Neuenschwander earned a bachelor’s degree from Huntington University and has a Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) certification.
Carolyn Ross has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Columbia City branch. In this position, Ross leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for 14 years. Ross is a Whitley County Chamber of Commerce finance committee member, a Multi-County Medical Outreach Clinic board member and a Whitley County Community Corrections board member. She volunteers with Junior Achievement and Lutheran Social Services of Indiana.
Elizabeth Schmidlin has been promoted to assistant vice president, senior loan administration Officer. In this position, Schmidlin works with bankers on construction loans, inspections, documentation, closings, funding and title documentation. She has been with the bank for six years. Schmidlin earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting from Ball State University. She volunteers with Junior Achievement.
Tori Starr has been promoted to assistant vice president, senior security officer. In this position, Starr is responsible for the physical security of the bank’s branches and other properties. She also assists with new office openings and remodels, helps prepare for regulatory exams and administers and updates the bank’s security program. She has been with the bank for 10 years. Starr has a bachelor’s degree in accounting with minors in finance and criminal justice from Indiana University Fort Wayne (formerly known as Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne). She volunteers with Junior Achievement and the Kosciusko County Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.
Emily Wold has been promoted to assistant vice president, retail banking officer at the Elkhart Northwest branch. In this position, Wold leads sales and service efforts in the branch, manages the daily operations of the office and supports office staff in their efforts to provide quality service and build customer relationships. She has been with the bank for nine years. She is the chief financial officer (CFO) of the DW Victim Advocacy Center (DWVAC) board of directors and a part of the Elkhart Leadership Academy. Wold volunteers for Junior Achievement, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County and teaches Money Smart classes.
Kelly Gochenour has been promoted to mail services officer. In this position, Gochenour manages the Mailroom and Lockbox departments and the process of all outgoing customer statements and notices. She has been with the bank for 19 years. Gochenour volunteers with the Marshall County Community Foundation and the County Church of Bourbon.
Carla Snyder has been promoted to retail loan operations officer. In this position, Snyder is responsible for assigning backup duties, parcel number research, Freddie Mac remittance and account balancing, 1098 processing and verification of bankruptcy coding. She also assists with reviewing all mortgage disputes, researches and responds to customer’s letters, escrow analysis and tax sales. She has been with the bank for 12 years. Snyder is the president of the Northern Indiana Research and Recovery Society.
Justin Taylor has been promoted to financial wellness officer. In this position, Taylor works with all Lake City Bank branches to provide Financial Wellness Partner Program workshops to businesses. He has been with the bank for three years. Taylor earned a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University. He is a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at Lake City Bank.
Thomas Weimer has been promoted to credit administration officer. In this position, Weimer supports commercial lenders by analyzing customer financial positions and completing loan submissions. He also trains new credit analysts and tests and implements software solutions used for the credit process. He has been with the bank for five years.
Trent Koble has been promoted to credit administration officer. In this position, Koble supports commercial lenders by analyzing customer financial positions and completing loan submissions. He also assists with training new credit analysts and tests and implements software solutions used for the credit process. He has been with the bank for five years. Koble earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) (currently known as Purdue Fort Wayne). He volunteers with the Greater Marshall County Children's Resale.
Troy Tom has been promoted to credit administration officer. In this position, Troy supports commercial lenders by analyzing customer financial positions and completing loan submissions. He also provides expertise and guidance on agricultural credit industry trends and market conditions and performs analysis on farming and commercial operations. He has been with the bank for five years. Tom earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural finance from Purdue University and has the Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow (LUTCF) designation. He is a member of Optimist International where he participates in volunteer work.
Lake City Bank, a $6.6 billion bank headquartered in Warsaw, is the sixth largest bank headquartered in the state, and the largest bank 100% invested in Indiana. Lake City Bank operates 52 branch offices in northern and central Indiana, delivering technology-driven solutions in a client-centric way to individuals and businesses. The bank is the single bank subsidiary of Lakeland Financial Corporation (Nasdaq Global Select/LKFN).
For more information, visit lakecitybank.com.
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