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Michelle Slaney

Assistant Vice President - Retail Manager

NMLS#: 608959

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Michelle Slaney began her career at Lake Ridge Bank while still in high school, working as a Customer Service Representative. She returned in 2007 as a Personal Banker and became Retail Services Manager of the Cross Plains offices in 2020. Michelle is dedicated to serving the community she calls home.


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