Teague Racine

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After more than six years as a Branch Manager with US Bank in Fitchburg, Teague Racine joined Lake Ridge Bank as a Business Relationship manager at our Monona Drive location. Teague is very passionate about working closely with his clients to develop the strong relationships necessary to ensure they have the best product mix to meet their specific financial goals. In addition to his extensive 15+ years of sales and marketing management experience, he is very invested in making his communities better. Teague is very team and community oriented, in fact, he currently spends a lot of his free time volunteering with McFarland Recreation Aquatics & Play (MRAP) programs, as well as an increasing amount of time coaching his twin daughters’ basketball and baseball teams.


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