Community Bank Appoints Matthew Denmark to the Board of Directors
PASADENA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Community Bank Board of Directors has appointed Matthew Denmark as a Board Member effective immediately.
Mr. Denmark is a licensed stockbroker and registered investment advisor. His experience includes investment selection, behavioral finance and financial organization. In addition to his financial services experience, he is a proven leader and team player who spent ten years as a professional volleyball player. Throughout those years he gained experience handling logistics including contract negotiations, travel arrangements and team finances. During his sports career, Mr. Denmark played for the USA Men’s National Volleyball Team.
Mr. Denmark holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Corporate Finance and Financial Institutions with a minor in French from Ball State University.
ABOUT COMMUNITY BANK
Community Bank is an independent and family-owned regional business bank with assets of $3.6 billion and 17 locations throughout Southern California. Founded in 1945, Community Bank utilizes its experience, suite of financial services and unique Partnership Banking® approach to help its clients grow and succeed. For more information on Community Bank, log on to www.cbank.com. Member FDIC.
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Source: Community Bank
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