Meet The Team

Our experienced team at Lake Ridge Bank is committed to your financial success. From personalized service to expert guidance, we’re here to help you reach your goals—one relationship at a time.

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Amy Austin

Assistant Vice President – Ag/Business Portfolio Specialist

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Stephen Eager

Market President

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Lisa Higgins

Vice President – Ag/Business Relationship Manager

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Rene Johnson

Senior Vice President – Ag/Business Relationship Manager

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Kelsey Mawhinney

Crop Insurance Associate

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Monique Nelson

Ag/Business Relationship Manager

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Kassy Ripp

Assistant Vice President – Ag/Business Relationship Manager

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Rachel Ripp

Crop Insurance Associate

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Giving back isn’t something we do—it’s who we are. As a community bank, we believe supporting local people, causes, and businesses is one of our most important responsibilities.

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Making Banking Easier: Why Managing Investments In-House Matters

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Mixing Business with Family: Connect with the Wisconsin Family Business Center

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Market Report: June 2026

Alternative Reality Several years ago, an alternate history television series aired called The Man in the High Castle. The series depicted a dystopian world set in 1962 after the Germans and Japanese supposedly won World
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CEO Insights: Seven Ways Community Banking Aligns With Common Values

I hear it often: “Aren’t all banks basically the same?” From the outside, I understand why it can feel that way. But as we recently marked Community Banking Month, I found myself reflecting on how
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