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Halloween in Reverse.

Halloween in Reverse.

By Gita Smith, Senior Administration Officer, Core Bank Loan Production Office talking about giving back to the community in reverse Halloween fashion. Thursday, October 26th was a day for Core Bank’s Kansas City market staff to give something back to our community....

Look, Listen, Jump In!

Look, Listen, Jump In!

By Gita Smith, Senior Administration Officer, Core Bank Loan Production Office My team recently invited my husband and I to go with them to Omaha as guests of the bank to attend their annual summer event. It was being held at the Henry Doorly Zoo on July 16th. We...

Loosen up Bankers. Untie the knot!

Loosen up Bankers. Untie the knot!

By Jason Moxness, Market President, Core Bank Loan Production Office Last month, I was honored to represent Core Bank as we supported the Buy-Sell Seminar at Johnson County Community College hosted by the Kansas Small Business Development Center (KSBDC). It's a...

Smart Beginnings Learning Center in Kansas City

Smart Beginnings Learning Center in Kansas City

By Michele Walters, Vice President SBA Commercial Relationship Manager, Core Bank Loan Production Office Core Bank is somewhat new to the area. We've recently launched a new loan production office this past spring. As I was ‘in training’ with my new company and team,...

Core Bank Headquarters Build

Core Bank Headquarters Build

In an effort to share the construction process for our new Core Bank headquarters, customers can now view daily images of the build site. Be sure to bookmark the website and check back often to see the exciting progress. https://corebank.com/headquarters/ The new...

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