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Citizens Bank has hired Patrick Martin as vice president – Business Banker. Martin, who will join the company’s Waukesha office, brings 15 years of banking and lending experience. A long-time resident of Waukesha County, Martin was drawn to Citizens for the opportunity to serve the area where he has many connections. He is excited to bring lending options and local decision making to small and medium-sized companies looking to grow their businesses. Martin is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and has completed Small Business Banking and Commercial Lending School courses through the Center for Financial Training. He serves as the Treasurer for the Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce and is on La Casa de Esperanza’s Financial Stability Initiative Committee.

 

Education: Pennsylvania State University
Company:
Citizens Bank
301 N. Rochester St.

Mukwonago, WI 53149

Citizens Bank has hired Patrick Martin as vice president – Business Banker. Martin, who will join the company’s Waukesha office, brings 15 years of banking and lending experience. A long-time resident of Waukesha County, Martin was drawn to Citizens for the opportunity to serve the area where he has many connections. He is excited to bring lending options and local decision making to small and medium-sized companies looking to grow their businesses. Martin is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and has completed Small Business Banking and Commercial Lending School courses through the Center for Financial Training. He serves as the Treasurer for the Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce and is on La Casa de Esperanza’s Financial Stability Initiative Committee.   Education: Pennsylvania State University Company: Citizens Bank 301 N. Rochester St. Mukwonago, WI 53149

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