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Employee Spotlight: Erin Robinson

By Erin Robinson, SBA Loan Administrator, Core Bank When I was in elementary school and middle school, I thought I knew what I wanted to be when I got older – a kindergarten teacher. Then in high school, I decided I wanted to get into politics – the behind the scenes...

Do you have Socks Appeal?

Do you have Socks Appeal?

By Jason Moxness, Market President, Core Bank Last summer, I wrote a blog about my personal Revolution (or maybe Evolution) about my battle with every banker’s strangling nemesis – the classic neck tie! I'm happy to report that I'm now 183 days free from the bondage...

Welcome to Core Bank: Ali Shoup

By Ali Shoup, Vice President, Core Bank This is my "Welcome to Core Bank" blog. I’ve never written a blog, I’ve never been asked or had the opportunity. Why this matters… we’ll get to that in a minute. I’ve been a Banker for twenty years this month. I started my...

Paula Lay: Why I am working at Core Bank

By Paula Lay, SBA Senior Servicing Specialist, Core Bank Last September I was contemplating my career. After working a year as a credit analyst at a wonderful $40 million bank in my home town, I was restless. I craved professional development. I wanted to learn more,...

A Simple Act of Kindness

By Bridget Clark, SBA Credit Manager, Core Bank It was a cold dark night, and I was driving like a crazy woman to get my nervous 9 year old to his first ever wrestling practice. (I wasn’t sure if he was nervous because of my driving or his first practice, but that is...

Did I tell you we are a startup?

By Jason Moxness, Market President, Core Bank “Did I tell you we are a start-up?” Ask my team and I think they will tell you that was my favorite saying in 2017. I said this every time we complained about packing four people into a temporary office. And when we only...

Jen Williams: Why I Came to Core Bank

Jen Williams: Why I Came to Core Bank

By Jen Williams, Loan Assistant, Core Bank Loan Production Office The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is over and now is the start of a new year. It’s time for making resolutions and setting goals. For me, it’s the time for evaluating and correcting the things...

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