Jordon Geiger

Chief Wealth Management Officer

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Jordon Geiger
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Jordon Geiger has worked in investment management, trust services, and banking for more 20 years. As Chief Wealth Management Officer, he oversees the strategic direction of Lake Ridge Bank’s wealth management team and provides insights to the Executive Team regarding client needs through direct contact with business, nonprofits, families and individuals every day. Jordon holds his CTFA in Trust Administration, along with his MBA in Marketing from Edgewood College and BS in Finance and Real Estate from Colorado State University.

Community Involvement
Wispact – Treasurer & Board Member
Gigi’s Playhouse – Past Treasurer & Board Member

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