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| Contributed photo Katahdin Trust Company is part of a nationwide network of community banks that advocate on behalf of the banking industry and its customers. The bank was recently recognized for their 30 years of membership with the Independent Community Bankers of America. Vicki Smith, senior vice president of marketing and communications, and Jon Prescott, president and CEO of Katahdin Trust Company, accepted a certificate from the ICBA in honor of their longstanding relationship. |
The Independent Community Bankers of America has recognized Katahdin Trust Company for reaching an important milestone as an ICBA member. This year marks the community bank’s 30th year as a member of ICBA, the only national trade association dedicated exclusively to serving the needs of the nation’s nearly 6,500 community banks.
“ICBA is fortunate to have had Katahdin Trust Company as a member of the association for 30 years,” said Camden Fine, ICBA president and CEO. “Community banks such as Katahdin Trust Company are relationship bankers that are passionately committed to serving the needs of their local customers and communities. It’s community banks like Katahdin Trust Company that drive economic stability and prosperity on Main Street and make their communities better places to work, live and prosper.”
Community banks reinvest in their communities daily because they are an integral part of the economic, financial and civic fabric of thousands of towns and cities across America. They are common-sense lenders that do right by their customers and exist solely to serve the needs of their local customers and communities, Fine added.
“As an ICBA member, Katahdin Trust Company is proud to be part of a nationwide network of community banks that advocate on behalf of this great industry and its valued customers,” said Jon Prescott, president and CEO, Katahdin Trust Company. “Katahdin Trust Company looks forward to continuing its role with ICBA to help strengthen and preserve the community banking industry so that consumers across the nation can experience the difference of working with a local community bank for years to come.”
