Encore Bank adds association banking specialty to services
Tiny Rock-primarily based Encore Bank launched a new business enterprise line, Association Banking by Encore, with the appointment of 25-calendar year local community affiliation govt and banking veteran Patti DuBuque.
As government vice president and director of affiliation banking, DuBuque will be dependable for creating and main Encore’s affiliation banking division, which will present specialized deposit and lending solutions to neighborhood associations throughout the bank’s footprint. She will run out of the Tampa, Florida current market.
“Patti is a results-oriented chief with tested good results in increasing operations and surpassing organization progress objectives,” said Burt Hicks, Encore’s president and chief system and growth officer. “Bringing Patti on board is a big get for Encore. We glimpse ahead to growing our expert services so we can deliver the ideal attainable providers for community associations and professionals.”
Through her job, DuBuque made a specialty specialized niche in affiliation banking. Her marketplace experience involves the administration of condominiums, huge scale communities, cooperatives, homeowner’s associations and mixed-use industrial/household communities.
Most not long ago, she served as govt vice president of affiliation companies for Financial institution OZK. Furthermore, DuBuque was President and CEO of a large Florida residence management business prior to moving into affiliation banking.
“Community association administration is my passion,” mentioned DuBuque. “I am thrilled to have the option to convey my passion and skills to Encore Bank. With Encore’s incredible lifestyle, innovative technological innovation and concierge tactic to banking, I am self-assured that jointly we will make a profound effects on the associations and neighborhood administration companies we provide.”
Encore Lender currently operates in 19 markets throughout nine states, like Arkansas, Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.