Mark Kraemer

Senior Vice President - Business Relationship Manager

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Mark has over 27 years of banking experience in business banking, commercial real estate and consumer lending. As a small business owner himself, Mark truly understands both the rewards and the challenges of owning and managing your own business. Mark currently serves as a board member and current treasurer for the Madison Council of St. Vincent de Paul, as well as a board member of the Sauk Trails Optimist Club.

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Madison Council of St. Vincent de Paul – Board Member
Sauk Trails Optimist Club – Board Member

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As a community banker, I enjoy building trusted relationships that support local growth through personalized financial guidance and a genuine interest in the success of the community.

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