Mark Van Someren

Vice President & Trust Operations Manager

Wealth Management

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Mark Van Someren has more than 13 years of experience in banking and trust services. In addition to his work as a Trust Operations Manager, Mark is actively involved in his community, serving as a youth soccer coach and volunteering at The River Food Pantry.

Education
University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
Certified Securities Operations Professional
Certified Trust Operations ProfessionalTM

Community Involvement
Oregon Soccer Club – Volunteer Coach
The River Food Pantry – Volunteer


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As a community banker who primarily works behind the scenes, I enjoy connecting clients and fiduciary advisors in ways that strengthen relationships and support shared success.

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