Brent Landrum

Assistant Vice President - Executive Banking Relationship Manager

NMLS#: 1750739

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With more than two decades of assisting clients and extensive banking experience, Brent plays a vital role on Lake Ridge Bank’s Executive Banking team. He pays close attention to the details of his clients’ financial portfolios, with an unparalleled focus on their satisfaction. Outside of his professional career, Brent is actively involved with Gilda’s Club Madison, which provides support services for cancer patients. Brent looks forward to hearing more about your financial goals to learn how he can help you reach them.

Community Involvment
Gilda’s Club Madison, Club Red – Associate Board Member
Gilda’s Club Madison, Diversity & Inclusion Committee – Member

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Being a community banker allows me to not only be their banker but round out their team and assist with more than their financial needs. My network becomes their network.

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