Jenny Sheahan

Vice President & Trust Officer

Wealth Management

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Jenny Sheahan has over 30 years of experience in trust and wealth management, working closely with high net worth clients to provide guidance and solutions for your wealth management needs. Her ability to listen, connect, and build a lasting relationship with her clients is as strong as her wealth management expertise.

Education
University of Wisconsin–Whitewater
Certified Trust and Fiduciary AdvisorTM

Community Involvement
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Wisconsin Chapter – Board Member
Edgewood High School Athletics – Board Member


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I enjoy being a Trust Officer at a Community Bank because I value forming strong, personal connections with my clients as I assist them and their families in achieving their financial goals.

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