The Bank of New Glarus’ Post

We are very proud to share that our exceptional employee, Rosario Tavares, has successfully completed the Elevando Wisconsin program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension. Elevando is an educational initiative designed to cultivate organizational and leadership excellence. Participants like Rosario gain valuable insights and prepare for impactful leadership roles. Through Elevando, Rosario has connected with a network of active, effective leaders who share her commitment to growth and positive change. We couldn’t be prouder of Rosario’s dedication and achievement! BNG supports programs like Elevando that empower individuals to lead with purpose. Please join us in congratulating Rosario on her commitment to personal and professional development! #Leadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #Elevando #ProudMoment #CommunityBanking

In recognition of Power of Community Week (POCW) and emphasizing BNG’s strong connection with local residents and businesses, BNG President Ron Schaaf, concluded an eight-city tour (sporting his POCW red shirt!) during which generous donations were made to Albertson Memorial Library, Belleville Public Library, Brodhead Memorial Public Library, Johnson Public Library – Darlington, Monroe Library, Monticello Public Library and New Glarus Public Library. #BanksPowerWI #CommunityBanking #PoweringGrowthinOurCommunities #Libraries #Read

Join us as we celebrate Karen Sutherland’s one-year anniversary with our community bank! Karen serves as a Customer Service Representative at our New Glarus branch, and we appreciate her dedication and commitment to our team. Thank you, Karen, and we look forward to many more successful years together! 

What is Beneficial Ownership Reporting? Brianna Wethal, SVP/Commercial Lending Manager at BNG explains why reporting this information to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, US Treasury (FinCEN) is crucial for most businesses and emphasizes the importance of timely compliance. From combating money laundering to addressing acts of foreign corruption, Brianna covers it all here: https://lnkd.in/gFXrVps7

As a community bank, BNG recognizes that by supporting our local sports programs we invest in the development of future leaders. Student athletes learn valuable lessons both on and off the field, acquiring essential life skills such as teamwork, discipline, and resilience. These skills are then carried forward into our communities and enrich our neighborhoods. BNG donated to the Monticello Ponies press box construction project. The Ponies' press box will be built at the Monticello football field and supply scores for the newly formed 8-man football team; some of whom are featured here accepting the donation. Go, Ponies! #CommunityBanking #PowerOfCommunityWeek #PoweringGrowthInOurCommunties #StudentAthletes #MonticelloPonies

Last evening, BNG had the privilege of attending Green County Development Corporation's (GCDC) annual awards dinner. The event was a celebration of the relentless spirit of entrepreneurship that fuels our communities and ensures Green County's success. A highlight of the evening for BNG was having our client and New Glarus neighbor, Trouvaille Coffee’s owners, Tess and Bryce Klitzke, in attendance. Their business was nominated for the Entrepreneurial Spirit Award from GCDC. Trouvaille Coffee is a testament to the power of dreams and the perseverance to see a business through to its fruition. Join us in congratulating Trouvaille Coffee on this well-deserved recognition. 🏆 Your journey inspires us all and your coffee, beverages, and treats are delicious too! 🍨 #entreprenuerialspirit #communitybanking #poweringgrowthinourcommunities

BNG is excited to see the dirt moving at the historic Standpipe Point Homes development in Evansville, WI. The home site includes 6 single-family lots and is rich in history. The location is the site of an 80-foot-tall standpipe erected in the 1902 by the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company. The standpipe was erected in response to over demand placed on cisterns located in the city. These reservoirs were used for firefighting and went dry during vast fires that erupted in the city obliterating local business within minutes. The standpipe was filled with water from top to bottom and worked flawlessly in this location during fires because of the hill on which it stands gave it enough pressure to deliver water anywhere in the city within minutes. Four lots remain available in the development. To secure a lot and financing reach out to one of our preferred lenders, Amber Foster and Julie Johnson to become part of the Standpipe Point Homes development.

We are delighted to be hosting and supporting the Small Business Series and Pitch Contest in collaboration with the Green County Development Corporation April 3 – May 1, 2024. This initiative aims to celebrate local entrepreneurship, foster innovation, and provide a platform for small businesses to showcase their talents. Participants will have the opportunity to gain exposure, learn beginning step to launching their business, and network with other entrepreneurs. ➡ We encourage all eligible businesses in Green County to participate! ⬅ To learn further details on how to enter, judging criteria, and prizes visit Green County Development Corporation website. BNG is looking forward to empowering our local entrepreneurs and contribute to the growth of our community!