Laura Peterson

Senior Vice President - Business Relationship Manager

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Laura joined Lake Ridge Bank in 1996 and has been working in the banking industry for more than 30 years. Her experience includes business banking, commercial real estate, and small business lending for businesses and non-profit organizations of any size. Laura takes the time to understand her client’s needs in order to recommend a unique banking package that best fits their business goals. She is proud to be a part of a community bank that encourages associates to volunteer in our communities. Laura serves on the Board of Olbrich Botanical Society and is a member of the Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce.

Community Involvement
Olbrich Botanical Society – Board Member
Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce – Member


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I take pride in seeing our communities grow and our neighborhoods thrive, and knowing that the Lake Ridge Bank team is an essential part of that success.”

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