Sam Huntington

Senior Vice President - Treasury Management

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Sam Huntington has worked in commercial banking in the Madison area for more than 30 years, primarily in treasury management leadership. He is responsible for the development and delivery of treasury management products and services, including electronic banking, risk management tools, business depository accounts, ACH origination, wire transfers, remote deposit capture, merchant credit card acceptance, and cash management.

Sam and his team are focused on helping business clients achieve efficient cash management processes through accelerated collections and investment maximization in a safe and secure environment.

Education
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Edgewood College (M.B.A.)
Accredited ACH Professional
Certified Treasury Professional®

Community Involvement
Association for Financial Professionals
National W Club
West Madison Little League

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