Kim Lantta

Vice President - Treasury Management Business Development Officer

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Kim has been in banking for 25 years, gaining experience in various roles from teller to commercial lender, with the last nine years dedicated to Treasury Management. She specializes in helping businesses of all sizes, municipalities, school districts, and nonprofits efficiently and securely manage their financial assets. Growing up in a family business has given Kim a unique perspective on the challenges and successes business owners face, allowing her to connect with clients on a deeper level. Now based in Edgerton, she enjoys traveling to Nashville, attending concerts and sporting events, and experimenting with new cocktail recipes. Kim is proud to be part of Lake Ridge Bank family, where she can serve the Rock County community.


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