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Glenn Mazade shared thisMost of us have heard the story many times before, but it never gets old and still sends chills up my spine when I read it. What would each of us do in the face of a choice like this? What unbelievable heroism and courage. This is what it means to be an American. We should make sure all current and future generations know this.Glenn Mazade shared thisOn the morning of September 11, 2001, Tom Burnett made four phone calls that would forever be remembered as some of the most powerful moments of that tragic day. A senior vice president, devoted husband, and father of three young daughters, Burnett was aboard United Airlines Flight 93 when he realized the hijacking was part of a coordinated terrorist attack. During his conversations with his wife, Deena, he learned that two other passenger jets had already been deliberately flown into the World Trade Center. Understanding the gravity of the situation, he calmly told her, "I know we're going to die." Then he added the words that would define his legacy: "Some of us are going to do something about it." Instead of giving in to fear, Burnett helped rally the passengers. Using the information he received from Deena, he worked with others on board to understand what was happening and organize a plan to fight back. He urged his wife to contact authorities and share everything he had learned, determined that their final moments might help save countless lives. His last phone call was heartbreakingly brief. "We're going to rush the hijackers," he told Deena. "I love you. I love the girls. I'll call you back." It was the final time she heard his voice. At 10:03 a.m., United Airlines Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Investigators concluded that the passengers' courageous resistance prevented the hijackers from reaching their intended target, believed to have been either the U.S. Capitol or the White House. Tom Burnett's final hour was defined not by fear, but by extraordinary courage, selfless leadership, and unwavering love for his family. Together with his fellow passengers and crew, he proved that ordinary people can rise to meet unimaginable circumstances with remarkable bravery. Their sacrifice remains one of the enduring symbols of heroism on September 11, 2001-a reminder that true courage is measured not by the absence of fear, but by the decision to stand against it when everything is at stake.
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Glenn Mazade shared thisTo all, this Valor to Venture Gala is a great opportunity to assist veterans that have given so much for our way of life. Veteran Business Project has worked with an increasing number of military veterans to align them with businesses to acquire. Attending this event will help VBP continue and expand their valuable programs beneficial to veterans and you'll be able to hear from some of the veterans that have gone through their programs and successfully acquired businesses. And, this will be a great opportunity to meet with the Co-Founders, Lynn Lowder and Dale Eisenberg, meet some of the Board Members and, of course, meet many veterans. I hope you consider attending and supporting VBP.Glenn Mazade shared thisWe’re excited to announce the 3rd Annual Valor to Venture Gala, happening Thursday, October 29, at Hotel Arista in Naperville, IL. Your evening of cocktails, dinner, and a live auction will directly help veteran entrepreneurs. You can now reserve sponsorships, tables, or individual tickets: https://hubs.ly/Q04wJJfT0
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Glenn Mazade shared thisI'm so pleased that we have this phenomenal cultural and natural resource in our region, The Morton Arboretum. What a great venue to host some family members that came to town. We enjoyed a perfect day on Saturday spending time in nature with The Champion of Trees! A ride on the Acorn Express Tram gave us a full perspective of the vast natural ecosystem there of over 1,700 acres. This is a perfect time of the year to go and enjoy nature and see some of the great work being done there. Oh, and get some pictures at the Vivid Creatures exhibits. I finally got to see Spectra up close, after seeing it hundreds of times driving down I-88!
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Glenn Mazade shared thisSo devastated to hear of the passing of my longtime friend and former colleague over many of those years, SEAN PATRICK DURKIN. I first worked with Sean while at Fifth Third Bank in Chicago as one of the first members of our Public Funds Team. I then followed him to Charter One Bank and he was the first colleague on our Illinois Government Banking Team in Chicago. Sean was very much loved and respected by colleagues at these banks. You always knew when Sean was in the room, he was larger than life, and very much enjoyed life, and was always bringing Gavin and Avery in tow when he could. He was a dedicated colleague and public servant too, serving in Darien, Downers Grove and most recently, Woodridge. Despite not working together over the past 14 or so years, we would still see each other in the many communities at events and activities, he was everywhere! I know he loved Lite beer but also loved his public service and being able to work with and help government entities with their banking needs. I have no idea how many conferences he attended over the years, but it was a lot. I also know he enjoyed his time at MB Financial Bank and again at Fifth Third Bank but was ecstatic when he received the offer to join Wintrust Bank almost 3 years ago. I am heartbroken over his loss and offer my sincerest condolences to Kelly Durkin, Gavin, Avery and his entire family. RIP dear friend.
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Glenn Mazade shared thisI attended the Cantigny Revolutionary War reenactment event over the weekend with family and was very impressed with the full schedule of events and activities for the whole family. This was done in collaboration with the North West Territory Alliance and in celebration of America250. The day was filled with activities including battle reenactments, spy school, artillery salute, fife and drum corps, Ben Franklin Reenactor, reading of the Declaration of Independence and so many other activities. This was a wonderful weekend of education and history as we approach Independence Day in the USA. I hope everyone is able to participate in the many events in celebration of America250 in 2026!
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Glenn Mazade shared thisIt was great reconnecting with Donovan Pepper over breakfast, with a purpose, at Rosie's Home Cookin in Naperville, supporting the Veteran Business Project. Very fortunate too that we were able to see Lynn Lowder there. 2 hours wasn't enough with Donovan, but it was great to find time to fit in his calendar, and we did have enough time for a quick selfie!
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Glenn Mazade shared thisTo my LinkedIn network, today is Arbor Day! I hope you will consider joining me in supporting The Morton Arboretum and the tremendous work they do globally in tree science and horticulture. There is a matching grant challenge from Morton Salt, so your donation goes further. Consider supporting The Morton Arboretum so they can continue their great work in our communities by planting trees to expand our urban forests and help to inspire our next generation of tree stewards!Glenn Mazade shared thisEach year, Arbor Day is a chance to celebrate trees and support the essential work of The Morton Arboretum to conserve and plant trees around the world. 🌳 This Arbor Day, you can help The Morton Arboretum do even more for trees. Make a gift today to support critical work like community tree planting and care, global tree conservation, breakthrough science, and nature-based learning for all ages. Help the Arboretum achieve its vision of a greener, healthier, more beautiful world where people and trees thrive together by making a donation in honor of Arbor Day: https://arb.eco/4uqPPq3. Arbor Day is generously supported by Morton Salt.
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Glenn Mazade shared thisThanks Greg Schwarze, Yeena Yoon Yoo, J.D., M.S.W. and Andrew Honig for taking the time to visit the West Suburban Community Pantry. Maeven Sipes and her Team do a fantastic job in helping our neighbors in need. As a volunteer there, I see firsthand the dedication of the Team and all the volunteers, and the unbelievable effort it takes to get all the food market-ready! Thanks to DuPage County for all the support of the West Suburban Community Pantry and all the pantries in the county during these unprecedented times.Glenn Mazade shared thisThank you to the West Suburban Community Food Pantry for the tour of your facilities today. The work you do feeding the residents of DuPage county is so appreciated! The West Suburban Community Food Pantry, located in Woodridge, serves over 1,000 households per week!
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Glenn Mazade shared thisTo my LinkedIn network, let me introduce you to my niece, Nicole Mazade Francis. I know there are opportunities out there that can fit into Nicole's work experiences and passion for relationship building and client engagement. I'm hoping you will consider Nicole by reaching out to her directly for any open opportunities or suggestions. Thanks very much.Glenn Mazade shared thisI never thought I would still be job searching nearly a year later… but here I am. Another honest update from me. Earlier this year, I shared a vulnerable post about my job search and what happened with the role I briefly landed before being laid off. Some of you reached out with encouragement, advice, and connections. To those who did — thank you. It truly meant a lot during a very difficult time. Unfortunately, I’m still searching. This has been one of the hardest professional seasons of my life. I’ve worked for over 20 years, and I’ve never experienced this level of difficulty finding the right role. There have been many applications, conversations, interviews, and moments of hope that ultimately didn’t work out. It’s been humbling. Frustrating. And at times, incredibly discouraging. But I’m still here. And I’m still trying. What I know for certain is that my career has always been about people, relationships, and experiences. Whether through events, partnerships, sales, or client engagement, the work I’ve loved most has always centered around bringing people together and helping businesses build meaningful relationships with their clients and communities. The role I would truly love is one where I can lead or coordinate events and meetings for a company — creating thoughtful experiences that strengthen relationships and support business growth. Right now I’m actively seeking a full-time remote or hybrid role, ideally (base)$85K+, where I can bring my experience in: • Events & meetings • Business development • Client engagement • Relationship management • Strategic partnerships If you know of an opportunity, a company hiring, or someone I should connect with, I would be incredibly grateful. Even sharing this post helps more than you know. 📧 Email: nmazade@gmail.com 📱 Call/Text: 321-271-1448 Thank you for reading and for any support along the way. I’m ready for the next chapter. I just need the right door to open. Grateful for any support from my network including Nelson M. Francis Joe Scarpaci Jaime Zwierzynski Rebecca Randle Arica Finney #opentowork #eventmanagement #businessdevelopment #clientexperience #hiring
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisA great night celebrating a very well-deserved honor for our own Andrea Smalec Rodgers! We joined PR professionals from across Chicago at the PRSA Chicago Skyline Awards to celebrate Andrea as the organization’s 2026 Professional of the Year. It was especially nice to mark the occasion alongside our PR agency partners at PCI, who work closely with our team to help tell Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s story. The evening was a great reminder of the depth of communications talent across our city and the value of the colleagues and partners who make this work stronger. Congratulations again, Andrea! It was wonderful to see your leadership and impact recognized by so many of your peers
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisThank you to Kevin Considine and the team at Lake County Partners for the opportunity to be featured in their latest newsletter. Throughout my career, I've seen how strong partnerships among businesses, educational institutions, community organizations, and public leaders create the conditions for economic growth. That's especially true in Lake County, where life sciences, healthcare, manufacturing, technology, logistics, and entrepreneurs continue to drive innovation and opportunity. I appreciate the work that Kevin and the entire Lake County Partners team do every day to attract investment, support employers, strengthen communities, and advance economic opportunity throughout the region. Illinois Manufacturers' Association Illinois EDC Comcast #EconomicDevelopment #LifeSciences #Manufacturing #Innovation #LakeCounty https://lnkd.in/gHnBRBUM
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisWe’re delighted to welcome Shannon Weinberger to The Morton Arboretum’s Board of Trustees! A DuPage County resident and dedicated board leader of several local nonprofits and municipal agencies, Shannon brings a passion for serving the community and the environment. Her current board affiliations include The Garden Clubs of Illinois, La Grange Country Club Foundation, the Village of Hinsdale Historic Preservation Commission, the Avery Coonley School, and Northfield Mount Hermon, among others. With a background in elementary education as a second-grade science teacher, along with her deep appreciation for the natural world, inspired at a young age by her parents who are biologists, Shannon deeply resonates with the Arboretum’s mission to study, plant, and protect trees. Her expertise in board governance, vision, and commitment to the community will be invaluable in advancing the Arboretum’s mission. Please join us in welcoming Shannon to our Board of Trustees!
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisEvery great Long Table experience starts with community partners who care! Thank you to Maverick Beverage Company, Breakthru Beverage Group, WALT Wines, and 400 Conejos for generously sponsoring the wine and cocktails for this year's Long Table Charity Dinner. Your support helps make this special evening possible while raising awareness and critical resources for local families facing food insecurity.
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Glenn Mazade liked thisA new episode of the DuPage Business Beat is coming soon. 🎙️ I’m joined by Thomas R Oldenburg Senior Vice President, Business Development Officer at U.S. Bank. We’re diving into New Markets Tax Credits. Stay tuned! #ChooseDuPage #DuPageBusinessBeat #Tax #TaxCreditsGlenn Mazade liked thisComing up on the DuPage Business Beat, we sit down with Tom Oldenburg from U.S. Bank to take a closer look at New Markets Tax Credits. We’ll talk about why they were created, how they support economic development, and the role banks like U.S. Bank play. Stay tuned for episode 34 of the DuPage Business Beat podcast. Host 🎙️ Greg Bedalov, President & CEO of Choose DuPage Guest 🎧 Thomas R Oldenburg | Senior Vice President, Business Development Officer at U.S. Bank Listen to the DuPage Business Beat on Spotify and YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. https://lnkd.in/dhzcySEW https://lnkd.in/drQQtQew #ChooseDuPage #DuPageBusinessBeat #Tax #TaxCredits
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Glenn Mazade liked thisIllinois GFOA here we come!Glenn Mazade liked thisFor 19 years, Wintrust has been a sponsor of the Illinois Government Finance Officers Annual Conference - a proud Sustaining Partner of the Association and the finance directors doing the work to keep Illinois governments moving forward! Stop by our booth at the Annual Conference – we’ve got some fun games waiting for you! Aimee Briles, Steven Trout, Cameron Hoyh, Nadia Morelos
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisEnjoyed a busy few days attending the Illinois Municipal LeagueIllinois Municipal League’s (IML) annual conference last week with our Cozen O'Connor Public StrategiesCozen O'Connor Public Strategies’ client TurningPoint Energy. TurningPoint’s Vice President of Development, Mike Marsch presented on a panel to municipal and environmental leaders and shared general information about battery energy storage systems (BESS). For Illinois to meet its ambitious decarbonization goals set out under the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act (CRGA) signed by Governor Pritzker this year, more energy battery storage systems will have to come on-line. The TurningPoint team, Patrick Carey and I, enjoyed reconnecting and meeting so many municipal leaders, state legislators and colleagues in attendance, and discussing this important issue. Congratulations to IML President VILLAGE OF MATTESON Mayor Sheila Chalmers-Currin and IML CEO Brad Cole and his entire team, on a great conference with important and relevant topics to municipal leaders. Lastly, we wish Brad well in his announced retirement from IML and congratulate incoming CEO Tom McNamara, former Mayor of Rockford. #IMLconference2026 Gloria Foxman Kami Cohen Kara Price
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisBig day at KrisDee & Associates. The first two of our three new Makino a51nx horizontal machining centers are being delivered today, with the third scheduled to arrive in December. These machines were purchased to do one thing: make sure we have the capacity and technology necessary to continue meeting our customers' growing demand. Our new Makinos are equipped with 133-tool magazines and Makino's latest intelligent machining technology. Features such as Process Tracer, Feed Optimizer, Tool Verification and machine-health monitoring will give us better visibility into the machining process and help us improve productivity, consistency and uptime. This is a significant investment in our customers and in the future of KrisDee. We continue to invest in equipment, automation and technology that allow us to increase capacity while becoming more efficient and competitive. Two arriving today. One more in December. We are ready for the additional demand.
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Glenn Mazade liked thisGlenn Mazade liked thisMetropolitan Family Services #Calumet proudly hosted the 2026 Calumet Center Community Board Annual Meeting, a moment to honor our exceptional partners, elected officials, dedicated staff, committed board members, and our impactful community work. 🏆 Partnership Awards: Illinois Action for Children Bank of America 🌟 Community Service Partner Award: Anti-Cruelty 🎉 Special Recognition Partner Award: Altgeld Local Advisory Council 🏅 Client Impact Staff Awards: Joi R. McCowan 🌟 Service Impact Staff Awards: Gabriela Scorti, AM, LSW Calumet Operations Team 🌍 Community Impact Staff Awards: Dr. Lakisha Britton, Ph.D., LSW 🎉 Staff Years of Service: 5 Years: Darrick Brewster Deborah Hughes-Scott Keith Edwards Kelly Craney Nakeeha Kennedy 10 Years: Rita Hillman 15 Years: Evita Davis Dr. Lakisha Britton, Ph.D., LSW 20 Years: yolanda fullilove 45 Years: Tonia Kersee 🎉 Board Years of Service: 5 Years: Herrin T. Malone Samantha Stinson 10 Years: London Rakestraw 25 Years: Kimberly Mann Thompson Lajewell 45 Years: Ruby Larkin Shout out to @Kirk the Photographer who captured the evening perfectly. A big Thank You for the decorations and desserts by That's It Creations by T.
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Metropolitan Family Services
- Present 22 years 1 month
Social Services
Since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has empowered families to learn, to earn, to heal and to thrive. Founded as the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, our organization has helped families get through the devastating hardships of poverty, world wars, epidemics and natural disasters.
Throughout our long history we have reached out to help the young and old, unemployed and working poor, long-time citizens and new immigrants and those challenged by changing economics, troubled…Since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has empowered families to learn, to earn, to heal and to thrive. Founded as the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, our organization has helped families get through the devastating hardships of poverty, world wars, epidemics and natural disasters.
Throughout our long history we have reached out to help the young and old, unemployed and working poor, long-time citizens and new immigrants and those challenged by changing economics, troubled relationships, inadequate education and mental health issues. We’ve supported them with financial aid, counseling, education and legal services. But most of all, we have bolstered the strength that lies within each person, provided hope for a brighter future and helped individuals and families reclaim their dignity and purpose.
Today Metropolitan Family Services assists more than 93,000 families and individuals annually through seven community centers in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs and DuPage County. Those served are as diverse as the communities in which they live, with 81% being part of the working poor or lower-middle class. -
Private Sector Chairman, Board of Directors
Choose DuPage
- 6 years
Choose DuPage is the collective voice of our County’s business community. Together, we open a dialogue between private- and public- sector leaders, so our economy continues to thrive.
We support and promote the DuPage Advantage the high quality-of-life, business-friendly environment, premier location and skilled workforce that call our County ‘home’. It’s the Difference that makes DuPage County the proven and premier global business location.
For the future of our economy, the…Choose DuPage is the collective voice of our County’s business community. Together, we open a dialogue between private- and public- sector leaders, so our economy continues to thrive.
We support and promote the DuPage Advantage the high quality-of-life, business-friendly environment, premier location and skilled workforce that call our County ‘home’. It’s the Difference that makes DuPage County the proven and premier global business location.
For the future of our economy, the prosperity of our people and the legacy of our County, we are Choose DuPage.
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Woodridge Neighbors Helping Neighbors Disaster Recovery
- Present 4 years 10 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Organized to assist Woodridge residents after the EF-3 tornado that impacted many families and homes in June, 2021. Expanded to assist other families impacted by disasters in their relief and recovery. Originally funded through a grant from the Woodridge Rotary Club, and organized by Mayor Gina Cunningham.
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Y's Men's Club Member
Greater LaGrange YMCA
- 28 years
For over 70 years, the Y's Men's Club has organized fundraising events to assist non-profit organizations in the communities, with the Holiday Christmas Tree sale enduring over all those years. The Men's Club donates all the profits (over $40,000 annually) to local non-profit organizations in LaGrange and the surrounding communities. We also provide scholarships to local high school seniors. In these 70 years, the Men's Club has provided well over $1 million to numerous organizations…
For over 70 years, the Y's Men's Club has organized fundraising events to assist non-profit organizations in the communities, with the Holiday Christmas Tree sale enduring over all those years. The Men's Club donates all the profits (over $40,000 annually) to local non-profit organizations in LaGrange and the surrounding communities. We also provide scholarships to local high school seniors. In these 70 years, the Men's Club has provided well over $1 million to numerous organizations providing significant services to those in most need in our communities, and that continues to grow.
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Board Member
Downers Grove Economic Development Corporation
- 4 years 3 months
The Downers Grove Economic Development Corporation is the official agency for economic development and tourism for the Village of Downers Grove. Since its founding in 2006, the DGEDC has been the economic engine of Downers Grove.
The DGEDC is a public/private partnership that promotes Downers Grove as a location for commercial, industrial and office projects. In addition, we promote tourism through the Downers Grove Visitors Bureau. -
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Civic Federation
- 7 years 3 months
Founded in 1894, the Civic Federation is an independent, non-partisan government research organization that provides analysis and recommendations on government finance issues for the Chicago region and State of Illinois. The Federation's membership includes business and professional leaders from a wide range of Chicago area corporations, professional service firms and institutions.
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Board Member
Chicago Community Loan Fund
- 5 years 4 months
The mission of the Chicago Community Loan Fund is to provide flexible, affordable and responsible financing and technical assistance for community stabilization and development efforts and initiatives that benefit low- to moderate-income neighborhoods, families and individuals throughout metropolitan Chicago.
CCLF was founded in 1991 by a group of visionary social-investment advocates. Their aim was to create a nimble, flexible nonprofit lender who would fill the community development…The mission of the Chicago Community Loan Fund is to provide flexible, affordable and responsible financing and technical assistance for community stabilization and development efforts and initiatives that benefit low- to moderate-income neighborhoods, families and individuals throughout metropolitan Chicago.
CCLF was founded in 1991 by a group of visionary social-investment advocates. Their aim was to create a nimble, flexible nonprofit lender who would fill the community development credit gaps as they emerged across the city and region. In particular, CCLF was created to ensure that Chicagoland community developers (including small and emerging groups) would have a lender to turn to for harder-to-underwrite projects and enterprises.
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RICHMOND MUTUAL AND THE FARMERS BANCORP ANNOUNCE TRANSFORMATIONAL STRATEGIC MERGER Highlights of the Announced Transaction: ◾ Creates a premier $2.6 billion asset community bank with a network of 24 branches across key markets in Central and East Central Indiana as well as Western and Central Ohio ◾ Combines two culturally-aligned banks committed to customers, employees, and communities ◾ Unlocks higher lending limits and broader product offerings for both companies’ customers ◾ Improves trading liquidity for both companies and increases dividends for Farmers Bancorp shareholders ◾ Delivers significant EPS accretion for Richmond Mutual and positions the combined company for long-term growth and shareholder value creation RICHMOND, IN. and FRANKFORT, IN, November 12, 2025 – Richmond Mutual Bancorporation, Inc. (NASDAQ: RMBI) (“Richmond Mutual”), the holding company of First Bank Richmond, and The Farmers Bancorp, Frankfort, Indiana (OTCPK: FABP) (“Farmers Bancorp”), the holding company of The Farmers Bank, today announced they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Farmers Bancorp will merge with and into Richmond Mutual in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $82 million, or $44.71 per share of Farmers Bancorp common stock, based on a closing price for Richmond Mutual’s common stock of $13.15 as of November 10, 2025. “This combination marks the beginning of a strong and promising future for our newly unified organization,” said Garry Kleer, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Richmond Mutual. “We are bringing together two well-established community banks, both dedicated to delivering exceptional client experiences and helping individuals and businesses achieve their financial goals. By joining forces, we gain the scale to offer higher lending limits, invest in technology, and deliver an even better experience for our customers. Our shared culture and commitment to community banking make this a natural fit. I look forward to working with Chris Cook and our combined team to drive growth and create long-term value for our shareholders.” Christopher (“Chris”) D. Cook, President and Chief Executive Officer of Farmers Bancorp, commented, “Together, Richmond Mutual and Farmers Bancorp will have the resources to compete more effectively, expand our product offerings, and invest in technology & innovation. This partnership enhances opportunities for our employees and deepens our ability to serve customers and communities. We are excited about the future and confident this combination will deliver meaningful benefits for all stakeholders.” To continue reading the press release, please click here: https://lnkd.in/gf-BtuW5
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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