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Get Ready, Get Set, Step!

By Jen Williams, Loan Assistant, Core Bank In today’s world, there are all sorts of methods to try for getting into shape. Just turn on the television or log into your social media and you will immediately see, “LOSE WEIGHT GUARANTEED” ads flash across the screen. Or...

When you are going BIG, go SMALL…

By David Chew, SBA Credit Analyst, Core Bank. For those of you that don’t know me, my last two months have been a little hectic with major life events: I got married June 1 A week before the wedding, my future wife started to have major car issues. Two weeks after the...

Hitting it Big in Nashville!

By, Jason Moxness, Market President, Core Bank. I grew up in a musical family. My mom taught piano and everyone either played an instrument or sang or both. I did a little of everything as well, but found my spot playing drums and bass. I always had dreams of joining...

Hiring Stature vs. Status Quo

By James Lang, Intern at Core Bank As a student studying business in college, I don’t go a day without my professors mentioning the importance of obtaining one or multiple internships in the corporate world before graduation. For sophomore students such as myself,...

SBA lending shouldn't be a well kept secret.

By Brandon Stevenson, Sr. SBA Loan Servicer, Core Bank. Until I began my career in banking, the SBA is not something I'd ever heard of. You would think after years in mortgage and banking that something would have come up about SBA lending at least once.  When I was...

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