Dulcie Bergsma

Retail Manager

NMLS#: 2038309

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Dulcie Bergsma
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Dulcie Bergsma began her career in banking in 2012, working as a Personal Banker. As a Retail Services Manager of the Oregon location of Lake Ridge Bank, Dulcie enjoys helping people achieve their financial goals. In addition to her attitude of service at work, she is also actively involved in the community through BASE (Building a Safer Evansville).

Community Involvement
As an active community member, Dulcie is continually volunteering at numerous events throughout Lake Ridge Bank’s service areas, some of which include: National Night Out, Gilda’s Club, and United Way.
Building a Safer Evansville (BASE), Board of Directors – Past Member

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I enjoy building relationships with my clients. Getting to know them and their and family, what they enjoy and just the simple conversations. All of this leads to a trusting client relationship that makes them feel like family!

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