FFW Corporation And Crossroads Bank Appoint New Board Chairman

April 5, 2025 at 1:00 a.m.
Cindy Riemersma
Cindy Riemersma


WABASH – FFW Corporation and Crossroads Bank announced the appointment of Cynthia “Cindy” M. Riemersma as chairman of the board of directors. She succeeds Dan Ford, who will retire from the board in October after 20 years of service, including 10 years as board chairman.
A respected local leader and passionate advocate for fostering community development, Dan Ford leaves behind a legacy of growth and leadership, according to the release from Crossroads.
Ford stated, “It has been an honor to serve as chairman, and I am grateful for the support given to me. The transition to Cindy will bring a community-focused mindset backed by sound judgment and proven leadership skills.”
Riemersma, a board member for nine years, brings leadership experience to her new role as chairman. She attended Indiana State University and has held various management positions in her career, from human resources to chief operating officer in manufacturing, as well as owning and operating three Sylvan Learning Center franchises.
She participates in many local programs, such as the Forte Residential Stakeholder Advisory Board and Parkview’s Patients Voice Community. In the past, she has held various board positions on organizations such as WISE Inc., the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, Passages Inc. in Whitley County, The Arc of Indiana and the American Business Women's Association (ABWA), according to the release.
“Dan leaves a legacy of growth and leadership, in which I intend to carry forward,” said Riemersma. “I'm a firm believer that accomplishment will prove to be a journey, not a destination."


WABASH – FFW Corporation and Crossroads Bank announced the appointment of Cynthia “Cindy” M. Riemersma as chairman of the board of directors. She succeeds Dan Ford, who will retire from the board in October after 20 years of service, including 10 years as board chairman.
A respected local leader and passionate advocate for fostering community development, Dan Ford leaves behind a legacy of growth and leadership, according to the release from Crossroads.
Ford stated, “It has been an honor to serve as chairman, and I am grateful for the support given to me. The transition to Cindy will bring a community-focused mindset backed by sound judgment and proven leadership skills.”
Riemersma, a board member for nine years, brings leadership experience to her new role as chairman. She attended Indiana State University and has held various management positions in her career, from human resources to chief operating officer in manufacturing, as well as owning and operating three Sylvan Learning Center franchises.
She participates in many local programs, such as the Forte Residential Stakeholder Advisory Board and Parkview’s Patients Voice Community. In the past, she has held various board positions on organizations such as WISE Inc., the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, Passages Inc. in Whitley County, The Arc of Indiana and the American Business Women's Association (ABWA), according to the release.
“Dan leaves a legacy of growth and leadership, in which I intend to carry forward,” said Riemersma. “I'm a firm believer that accomplishment will prove to be a journey, not a destination."


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