Pub. 4 2016 Issue 3

11 Fall 2016 The Community Banker K atalin Patterson has been promoted to Com- pliance Officer. Katalin joined the team at First Securi- ty Bank in 2010 as an Account Specialist at the Big Sky branch. Building on her background in real estate, she worked in Credit and Loan Administration before moving to Compliance in 2014. She studied Tourism at the Budapest Business School. Katalin is on the Board of the Bozeman Area Special Ed PTA, works closely with Eagle Mount, and is a member of the ABLE Oversight Committee for the State of Montana. FISHING FOR THE CAUSE A .J. King, Annie King, and Jack King traveled in August to Angoon, Alaska for another great fishing trip at Whal- er’s Cove Lodge. Earlier this year, Three Riv- ers Bank in Kalispell sponsored a three-day, M aggie Anderson , Branch President of the West Yellowstone branch. Maggie has been in banking for over 38 years, and has experience in nearly every department area. Her primary focus has been on helping local businesses through com- mercial lending since 1985. Maggie is a graduate of Pacific Coast Banking School and attended Colorado College in Colorado Springs. She has been an active volunteer in many local community groups and events, including the West Yellowstone Winter Events Committee, Snow Shoot, WY- SEF, Chamber of Commerce, Rendezvous Race, Big Sky Kids, Swinging for a Cure, and assist- ing with consumer education classes. First Security Bank is proud to announce the following promotions: FIRST SECURITY BANK PROMOTIONS Maggie Anderson H eather Dennison has been promoted to Vice President / Credit Administration. Heather began her banking career in 1994 while attending Montana State University. She gained broad experience in Customer Ser- vice and Private Banking prior to joining First Security Bank in 2005 as a Credit Analyst. She was promoted to Loan Review Officer in 2009, and to Assis- tant Vice President in 2011. Heather is a familiar face help- ing at Bozeman’s Christmas Stroll and the Sweet Pea Run. Heather Dennison Katalin Patterson all-inclusive fish- ing and sightsee- ing adventure to Whaler’s Cove as a special item for the 2016 ICBPAC Auction during the 2016 ICBA Na- tional Convention in New Orleans. MIB also chipped in an Orvis fly rod as part of the package. This was one of the most popular items during the 2016 ICBPAC Auction, and it raised a nice sum for ICBA’s lobbying fund on behalf of community banks. We also hear the winner had a fantastic time. Thanks for your donation, Three Rivers Bank!