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Wisconsin Community Banker
January/February 2014
PEOPLE
Changes at Bank of
Brodhead
Tom Fenwick (standing) retired
on Dec. 31 from his position of vice
president for ag lending at the Bank
of Brodhead. He will continue to
serve on the board of directors. Glenn
Marass, who is succeeding Fenwick,
comes to the bank with 35 years of
experience as an ag loan officer.
Blom Promoted
LITTLE CHUTE—BLC Community
Bank has named Linda Blom vice
president. She has been with the bank
since 1978.
Waterstone Mortgage
Names Selingo SVP
PEWAUKEE—Waterstone Mortgage,
a division of WaterStone Bank, named
Bob Selingo as senior vice president,
secondary marketing.
Holum Hired
CROSS PLAINS—The State Bank of
Cross Plains has hired Dan Holum as
vice president – resi-
dential lending. With
30 years of residen-
tial mortgage experi-
ence, Holum serves
on the board of the
Madison Chapter
of the Wisconsin
Mortgage Bankers Association and is
a member of the Realtors Association
of South Central Wisconsin.
Eddingsaas Promoted to
Controller at Spring Bank
BROOKFIELD—Spring Bank pro-
moted Leann Eddingsaas to controller
and bank officer.
Hoepfner Joins
Foundations as SVP
PEWAUKEE—Bob Hoepfner has
joined Foundations Bank as senior
vice president and head of lending.
Gainer Joins Home
Savings Bank
MADISON—Home Savings Bank has
hired Dana Gainer as the vice presi-
dent of retail banking. Gainer joins the
bank with over 20 years of banking
experience.
Schultz Joins Prairie
Financial Group®
WAUKESHA—Prairie Financial
Group®, a division of Waukesha State
Bank, has appointed
Victor Schultz to the
newly created posi-
tion of senior vice
president and head
of personal trust.
Recently, Schultz
played a role in
Wisconsin adopting the Uniform Trust
Code (UTC), signed into law by Gover-
nor Scott Walker on Dec. 13, 2013. The
legislation follows a seven-year effort
during which Schultz acted as co-chair
of the Trust Code Study group charged
with drafting the bill. The passage
makes Wisconsin the 29th jurisdiction
to adopt the UTC, and coincides with
the increased use of trusts for estate
planning and commercial transactions.
The UTC provides a comprehensive
codification of the default rules that
pertains to trusts.
Schultz earned his juris doctor-
ate from Marquette University Law
School and a bachelor of business
administration from the University
of Wisconsin-Madison. Previously,
Schultz was vice president and U. S.
estate planning specialist for BMO
Private Bank.
Waukesha State Bank created Prai-
rie Financial Group® nearly 40 years
ago and it has grown to serve clients
throughout the United States. Its
clients include individuals, businesses,
non-profits and academic institutions.
For more information, visit www.
PrairieWealth.com.
Schneider Appointed CEO
MANITOWOC—Investors Com-
munity Bank has appointed Timothy
Schneider as CEO.
He had served as
interim co-CEO
since November
2011.
“Tim [is] a
strong leader with
outstanding com-
munity banking experience, who
has been an integral member of the
co-founding team of our very success-
ful community bank,” said Investors
Board Chairman Bill Censky. “I am
convinced that he can significantly
contribute to the further growth of
our banking business.”
Schneider has 25 years of banking
experience in a variety of areas and
is a former chairman of the Wiscon-
sin Business Development Finance
Corporation. He holds a BBA from
the University of Wisconsin-River
Falls and graduated from the Graduate
School of Banking in Madison.
Tim Schneider
WBD works with lending partners
like you to provide fixed rate
financing and help hundreds of
small businesses each year fund
growth and cultivate success.
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