Tammy Fanning

Vice President - Executive Banker

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Tammy has more than 30 years of experience in financial services, business development, and client relationship management. She is respected for her leadership skills gained from leadership positions at several leading financials. Tammy attended UW–Whitewater, and holds Series 6 and 63 Securities licenses, as well as her Wisconsin Life, Health, and Accident Insurance Licenses. Tammy’s passion for community service has led her to serve on the boards and leadership teams of many area organizations including the Janesville Noon Rotary, Family Services of Southern Wisconsin, Habitat for Humanity, Boys and Girls Club of Janesville, and the American Heart Association. She has been recognized with multiple honors, including the YWCA Rock County Women of Distinction and Forward Janesville Volunteer of the Year Awards.


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As an Executive Banker, what I enjoy most is building meaningful relationships and helping people in our community reach their financial goals.

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