Press Room
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
October 14, 2009
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Jay Mack, President and CEO-Town Bank, 608-282-4840
Town Bank Appoints Tony Larson as Executive Vice President & Senior Lending Officer
Madison, WI. – Jay Mack, President and CEO of Town Bank, announced that Tony Larson has been named Executive Vice President and Senior Lending Officer. Larson has over twenty five years of experience in the banking and financial services industries, including management positions with First Business Bank, Associated Bank and The Bank of Shorewood Hills (formerly, one of the Valley Banks). Larson has a particularly strong background in commercial banking.
“Tony’s experience and solid background in commercial banking make him a natural fit with the rest of the Town Bank team,” said Mack. “We look forward to his contributions to Town Bank as he helps us to expand our market reach.” Richard J. Brachman II, Chairman of Town Bank’s Advisory Board added, “Tony’s strong business development skills combined with his significant community involvement make him a terrific addition to our organization.”
Larson’s responsibilities will include managing Town Bank’s commercial banking operations in the Madison market; including business development, underwriting, credit and portfolio management.
“I am excited to be part of Town Bank. It is a company that understands the importance of meeting and exceeding client’s needs,” Larson said. “I hope to make a positive impact by calling upon my past experiences in the Madison market and to bring new opportunities to the bank.”
Town Bank is a full service community bank with offices in Madison, Milwaukee, Hartland, Delafield, Wales and Elm Grove providing a wide array of commercial and private banking services. Since its inception in 1998, the bank has grown to $675 million in assets. Town Bank is a true community bank – it is locally operated, decisions regarding rates, products and loan approvals are made on-site, and deposits of the bank are reinvested into the community.
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