February 1 - 7

Bankers in the News

David Hartman, Core Bank | Omaha, was elected to the Metro Omaha Builders Association's (MOBA) board of directors for 2023. He is a senior vice president, real estate lending at the bank. MOBA is a nonprofit that promotes and protects the home building industry.

Miranda Soulliere, Union Bank & Trust Co. | Lincoln, was recently named to the 2023 board of directors for the Friendship Home in Lincoln. She is a vice president, business development manager at the bank. Friendship Home works to support, shelter and advocate for survivors of domestic violence and their children.

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Banks in the News

Cornerstone Bank | York, is hosting the "On the Road Again" University of Nebraska-Lincoln Sheldon Statewide Exhibition artwork at the bank from Feb. 6 to March 2.

First State Bank Nebraska | Lincoln, hosted a fundraiser for volunteer firefighters who battled the southeast Nebraska wildfires last fall. The event raised over $60,000, including $25,000 donated by the bank, which will be split among 31 fire departments. (pictured)

Great Plains State Bank | Columbus, was named to Fortune and Forbes magazines' "Best in Banking" lists for Nebraska in the December 2022 issues.

Left: Staff from First State Bank Nebraska hosted an appreciation fundraiser dinner for firefighters who helped battle recent wildfires in Lancaster County.

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Bankers on the Move

Recent Hires:

• Krista Ott, F&M Bank | West Point, loan administrator (pictured)

Promotions:

• Taylor Price, West Gate Bank | Lincoln, vice president, commercial lending
• Kirby Reardon, West Gate Bank | Lincoln, vice president, commercial lending
• Shane Reardon, West Gate Bank | Omaha, vice president, commercial lending
• Chad Tettenborn, West Gate Bank | Omaha, senior vice president, commercial lending

Krista Ott

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Retirements

Carol Pearson, Cornerstone Bank | Davenport, retired on Feb. 3 after 44 years of service with the bank. She was the vice president/assistant manager. (pictured)

Carol Pearson