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Vol. 16 No. 45

Des Moines, Iowa

Iowa News
Iowa Attorney General Thomas
J. Miller has filed suit against First
National Bank of Wilmington, Del.,
maintaining the credit card fees
assessed by the bank against Iowa
cardholders are illegal under Iowa’s
Consumer Credit Code. About 1,700
of the Delaware bank’s 200,000
cardholders live in Iowa. Mr. Miller
said the bank, owned by Commercial
Credit Co. of Baltimore, may not
“export” to Iowa any terms “other
than the interest rate limitations of
the State of Delaware.” A court rul­
ing in Iowa’s favor could cost many
such banks nationwide millions in
refunds and penalties, according to
observers of the case.
* * *
The Iowa Bankers Association’s
Consumer Credit School will be held
March 20-25 at Drake University in
Des Moines. This 200-level school
costs $700 for tuition, room, meals,
casebook and study materials. For
more information, contact the IBA
office.
* * *
The Iowa Bankers Association
and the FDIC will present a telecon­
ference entitled “Call Report Prepa­
ration ’88” at three locations on
March 22. Participants receive five
hours of intensive instruction, a set
of handouts and reference materials,
a booklet and a two and a half hour
videotape on technical instructions.

February 22, 1988

Participants will also be able to ad­
dress their questions to the panel­
ists live, on the air. Registration is
at 9:00 a.m. with the program from
10:00 to 4:00. Fee includes lunch,
breaks and materials and is $125 for
members, $150 for subscribers and
$200 for nonmembers. After March
15 the fee is $20 additional. Loca­
tions are DMACC campus, Ankeny;
Kirkwood Community College,
Cedar Rapids; Buena Vista College,
Storm Lake. Contact Barb Lowe at
the IBA for more information.
* * *
The 1988 Iowa Bankers Associa­
tion Ag Credit Conference is entitled
“The Modem Ag Banker,” and will
be held March 28-30 at the Scheman
Center on the Iowa State University
campus in Ames. The complete pro­
gram will appear in the March issue
of T h e N o r t h w e s t e r n B a n k e r .
CEDAR FALLS: Steve Pape has
been promoted to vice president and
cashier at Midway Bank & Trust.
He joined the bank in 1982 as a vice
president in commercial loans after
several years of serving as a state
bank examiner.
SAC CITY: William C. Hess has
been appointed chairman and CEO
and Gary L. Gilliland president and
tru st officer of Sac City State Bank.
Mr. Gilliland, formerly executive
vice president, replaces Eldon Hoppenworth, who resigned to pursue
other business interests.

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WATERLOO: A t the National
Bank of Waterloo, Erling Schmiesing has been promoted from senior
vice president to executive vice
president and cashier. He was also
elected to the board of Peoples Trust
& Savings Bank in Indianola and ap­
pointed vice president of Iowa Na­
tio n al B an k sh ares Corp. Mr.
Schmiesing joined the staff of The
National Bank of Waterloo in 1969.
WEST DES MOINES: Among re­
cent promotions a t West Des
Moines State Bank was the naming
of Raymond G. Johnston to execu­
tive vice president and the advance­
ment of Edie H art and David Ringgenberg to second vice presidents.
Mr. Johnston joined the bank in
1984 and is responsible for all lend­
ing functions. Ms. H art joined West
Bank last year. Mr. Ringgenberg
heads the newly created farm real
estate division.

Minnesota News
The Minnesota Bankers Associa­
tion will sponsor a CEO Leadership

Nebraska News
OMAHA: Alan J. Rausch has been
named vice president and controller
of FirsTier Financial, Inc. He pre­
viously served as vice president and
director of finance and credit for
FirsTier Mortgage Co. He joined
FirsTier in 1977.

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Program on March 22-23 at the
Radisson Plaza in Minneapolis.
Speaker will be Kelsey Tyson, presi­
dent of the Spectre Group, San
Diego, an expert in management
development. Fee is $250. For more
information, contact the MBA of­
fice.
Ronald V. Johnson has been ap­
pointed vice président for economic
development a t the Minnesota
Bankers Association. He will direct
the activities of the MBA Enter­
prise Network. Mr. Johnson was for­
merly president of the First Na­
tional Bank in Jackson, where he
served 27 years, and an active parti­
cipant in the Jackson Development
Corporation. He has also been a

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director of the MBA Enterprise Net­
work.
MINNEAPOLIS: Norwest Corpora­
tion has named Richard J. DeVries
to a new position as vice president
and director of professional develop­
ment for corporate banking. He was
vice p re s id e n t an d head of
N o rw e st’s c o rp o ra te b a n k in g
eastern division, based in New York
City. He has been succeeded there
by Kent H. Bergemann, former man­
ager of the capital lending division
of Norwest’s corporate bank. In
addition, N orw est has named
Stephen L. Byrnes president of Nor­
west Agencies, Inc., its insurance
subsidiary. He was vice president in
charge of marketing and product
management for Norwest’s banking
group. Mr. Byrnes succeeds Gordon
Singsaas, recently named to a new
position as head of insurance and
governmental affairs for Norwest
Financial in Des Moines.

Ben E . Marlenee
Coins
913 Locust

Des Moines, Iowa 50309
515-243-8064

MINNEAPOLIS: National City
Bank has announced several staff
changes. They include: W. Randall
Payant, senior vice president and
manager of the investment depart­
ment; William Klein, vice president
and manager of the executive and
professional division; Harry G.
McNeely, II, vice president of the
commercial division; Kathleen A.
Fix, vice president and manager of
the international banking division;
Brian Whitemarsh, vice president of
the real estate division, and Jack G.
Williams, Jr., vice president and(
manager of the loan review division.
MINNEAPOLIS: Patricia Goodwin
has been named vice president, mar­
keting, for the financial services
'Professional assistance in hiring
and career advancement"

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JAMES F. MacLEAN
Vice President

H. PETER DeROSIER
Vice President

FA-1 CFO— Over 12 years experience as auditor, finance
officer and controller in bank. Very knowledgeable in com­
puter operations. Experience also includes personnel
supervision. Accounting Degree. Prefers E. IA.
$35,000-$40,000. Call 515/394-5827.
FA-2 INSURANCE/LOAN CLERK—Nine years experience in in­
surance sales in bank owned agency. Responsibilities in­
cluded loan collections, computer and some operations.
Attended AIB Classes & Continuing Education in Insur­
ance. Finance Degree. Will relocate. Prefers base plus
commissions. Call 515/394-5827.
FA-3 EVP— Over 15 years in banking and auditing. Experi­
ence includes lending, operations, investments and loan
committee. Reference says, “ highly motivated, community
minded, excellent operations man and could easily run
small bank.” Attended various AIB and Graduate Bank
Schools. Teaches computer classes. Will relocate in mid­
west. $40,000-$45,000. Call 515/394-5827.
FA-4 FINANCIAL CONSULTANT—Over 15 years in finance
and lending field. Fieldman, VP with FCS. VP & consultant
with FDIC. Consulted and supervised acquisitions for agricultural/financial businesses. Finance Degree with addi­
tional courses in Crop and Animal Science. Prefers SE
U.S. $55,000-865,000. Call 515/394-5827.
FA-5 VICE PRESIDENT—Wants to continue 14 year banking
career. Experienced in all phases of lending and has
supervised operations department. Responsibilities also
included call reports and monthly income and expense re­
ports. Reference says, “ has versatile bank background,
very personable, knows ag and has excellent experi­
ence.” Bus. Admin. Degree and is familiar with computers.
Available immediately and will relocate. $25,000*835,000.
Call 515/394-5827.

FA-6 AG LOAN OFFICER— Ag, Consumer & Installment lend­
ing experience obtained past four years in bank and with
FCS. “ Dedicated, solid, loyal young man. Very intelligent
and has broad and rounded ag background,” com­
mented reference. Oustanding young man who is avail­
able immediately. Ag Bus. Degree with concentration in Fi­
nance. Familiar with Micro Computer. $28,000*$30,000.
Call 515/394-5827.
FA-7 CF0/C0NTR0LLER—CPA with 15 years experience as
Controller for multi-bank holding company. Experience
highlights include: advise and counsel financial institutions
in areas of management, asset quality, investment strate­
gy, asset liability management, operations, taxation, pric­
ing, liquidity, acquisitions and regulatory reporting. Has
been interim Bank President and Trust Department Head.
Accounting Degree. $40,000-850,000. Call 515/394-5827.
FA-8 VP/C0NTR0LLER—Ten years banking experience in­
cludes auditor, cashier and controller. Responsibilities in­
cluded overall management of accounting and operations
department, personnel and funds investment portfolio.
“ Excellent background in operations. Is a self-starter with
utmost integrity. Is an asset to company,” comments refer­
ence. Accounting Degree. $35,000. Call 515/394-5827.
FA-9 EVP/C00—As a CPA, candidate has ten years experi­
ence in accounting and banking. Currently administering
entire accounting function including reporting, budgeting
and procedures for Multi Bank Holding Co. “ Has excellent
communication skills, hardworker, dedicated and very
knowledgeable in banking,” said reference. “ A very NICE
GUY,” says another reference. Accounting/Bus. Admin.
Degree. $35,000-845,000. Call 515/394-5827.

We serve as the source to locate candidates who meet
your qualifications and are interested in your bank,
community, and salary range. We are available to
assist, but allow and encourage your direct contact
with our candidates. You make the choice and
decision, without pressure.
MARTY REW
712/779-3567
Hwy. 92 W., Box 140
Massena, IA 50853

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Our fee is paid by the employer and is based on a percentage of
the first year’s compensation. A ll placements are guaranteed. A
complete explanation of our services, fees, and guarantees will
be sent at your request.

ANNETTE FAHNING
515/394-5827
Hwy. 63 S., Box 307
New Hampton, IA 50659

FM-10 AG LOAN OFFICER— Over 7 years lending experi­
ence. In-depth work in cash flows, analysis, workouts, and
supervising loan procedures. Qualified appraiser. Dairy
and general Ag background. A reference states, “ He has
sound judgment, and he has a high energy level.”
$24,000. Call 712/779-3567.
FM-11 FARM MANAGER— 14 years farming and farm man­
ager experience. 4 years as farm manager for Iowa bank.
Most recently managed over 10,000 acres at 43 locations.
Real Estate and Insurance licenses. Works in close asso­
ciation with trust department. $30,000. Call 712/779-3567.
FM-12 PRESIDENT/CEO— Currently president/CEO in 90mm
Bank. Responsible for bringing bank from non rated status
to A + rating. Excellent lending and operation skills. Over
16 years bank experience. Well versed in recovering
troubled banks. Call 712/779-3567.
FM-13 LOAN 0FFICER/VP— Eleven years lending experi­
ence, solid Ag background and proficient in computers.
Areas of experience include SBA and FmHA loans. Real
Estate sales, Hail insurance sales and adjuster, and com­
modity broker. Excellent management skills. Works all
loans. $30,000-$35,000. Call 712-779-3567.
FM-14 VP/L0AN OFFICER— Primary credit officer of 9mm
Portfolio. Proven capabilities in all facets of lending. 5
years as VP of 16mm IA bank. Two-and-one-half years
with FmHA. BS in Ag Business. Numerous credit courses.
Experience in appraisals. “ He makes good sound credit

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$31, 000. Call

FM-15 CE0/CF0—Summa Cum laude in Economics and Fi­
nance. CPA with honors. 15 years supervisory experience.
5 years as president and 5 years as chairman of the
holding co. responsible for turning troubled bank to profit­
ability. Knows insurance and computers. Strong leader.
$40,000-$50,000. Call 712/779 3567
FM-16 VP/L0AN OFFICER— 4 years as VP in NE Bank. Re­
sponsibilities include all types of lending, budgeting, com­
pliance, planning. In charge of writing loan policies and
bank marketing. 9 years in credit and 6 years as bank
examiner. BS in Economics, excellent lending and man­
agement skills. $40,000. Call 712/779-3567.
FM-17 LOAN OFFICER/INSURANCE MANAGER— Holds Real
Estate and Insurance licenses. Responsible for 3.8mm
loan portfolio. Ten years auditing and management experi­
ence. Good balance of farm and business background. A
reference stated, “ He is articulate about his work, he pays
attention to detail.” $25,000. Call 712-779-3567.
FM-18 BANK MANAGEMENT/CASHIER— 13 years bank ex
perience. Excellent cashier and CFO work performance.
Strongest in operations but not weak by any means in
lending. Holds BA in Economics and Business Administra­
tion. Has in-depth experience in all areas of the bank.
$35,000. Call 712/779-3567.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
F-1 VP/L0AN OFFICER-Eastern Iowa
Bank in need of a lender with five years
plus experience who is well versed in
ag, real estate, installment and com­
mercial lending. Computer experience
helpful. Must like to sell and develop
new business. Excellent opportunity to
live in nice community. $30,000-

$35,000.
F-2 LOAN OFFICER— Southern Iowa
Bank of 80MM located in industrial, ag­
gressive community needs lender with
five years experience. Must be adept

712/779-3567
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in all phases of lending. Must be knowl­
edgeable with computers. Good ad­
vancement potential. $25,000-$32,000.

F-3 CEO— Southern MN Bank of 40MM
plus seeking #2 man. Requires knowl­
edge of all lending policies. Must be
familier with investments, call reports
and asset liability management. Great
opportunity for someone who wants to
grow with bank and community. Ac­
cess to excellent medical facilities and
good school system. $38,000-$42,000.

agrioirœrs, inc.

F-4 JR. LOAN OFFICER— Northeast WY
Bank of 10MM in need of lender to do
ag and installment lending. Need to be
knowledgeable with ranch and timber
farming. Excellent hunting & fishing
area. $18,000-$20,000.
F-5 AG LOAN OFFICER—35MM Northern
IL Bank seeking ag lender. Experience
also needed in real estate and con­
sumer lending. Prefer three to five
years bank experience and ag back­
ground. Close to metro area. Good ad­
vancement potential within bank hold­
ing co. $27,000-$32,000.

515/394-5827
Hwy. 63 S., Box 307, New Hampton, Iowa 50659

OVER 60%

•OFALL BANKS IN OUR MARKETAREA ARE NO W INSURED
BY THE KANSAS BANKERS SURETY COMPANY

That’s R ig h t. . . In th e nine states w e serve w e h ave solved th e b on din g needs for
6 of every 10 banks.
That's over 16 .4 % of all banks in the United States

THE REASONS. . .
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DAVID E. ABENDROTH
Senior Vice President

DONALD M . TOWLE
President

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T o p e k a , K a n sa s 66601
Phone 1 -9 1 3 -2 3 4 -2 6 3 1
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OFALL BANKS IN OUR MARKETAREA ARE NO W INSURED
BY THE KANSAS BANKERS SURETY COM PANY

That’s R ig h t. . . In th e n in e states w e serve w e h av e solved th e b on din g needs for
6 of every 10 banks.
That's over 1 6 .4 % of all banks in the United States

THE REASONS. . .

SUPERIOR SERVICE
MOST COMPETITIVE PREMIUMS
REALISTIC UNDERWRITING
PROMPT CLAIMS SERVICE

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IF YOU’RE NOT GETTING THE SAME FROM YOUR BONDING COM PANY...
GIVE US A CALL - YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU D ID.

THE KANSAS BANKERS
SURETY COMPANY
DONALD M . TOWLE
President

DAVID E. ABENDROTH
Senior Vice President

611 K a n s a s A v e n u e P .O . B o x 165 4
T o p e k a , K a n s a s 66601
Phone 1 -9 1 3 -2 3 4 -2 6 3 1
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division of First Bank System, Inc.
She joined FBS in 1981 and most re­
cently served as vice president, pub­
lic relations. Scott D. Reitan has
been named vice president, manage­
ment accounting. He most recently
was associated with the Minneapolis
office of Ernst & Whinney as senior
manager in its financial services in­
dustry consulting group.

Illinois News
CHICAGO: Craig B. Collinson has
been named executive vice president
and senior lender of Michigan Ave­
nue National Bank. He previously
served as executive vice president at
American National Bank of Libertyville. He was employed by American
National Bank and Trust Co. in Chi­
cago for more than ten years.
CHICAGO: Debra J. Pawlik has
been named vice president and direc­
tor of marketing of First Colonial
Bankshares Corp. She previously
îrved as assistant vice president
Ffor Financial Shares Corp., where
she specialized in sales and market­
ing.
CHICAGO: First Colonial Bankshares Corporation has announced
the formation of First Colonial
Trust Company. The trust subsi­
diary is a consolidation of the three
successful trust division already
operating at First Colonial Bankshares’ Avenue Bank of Oak Park,
Michigan Avenue National Bank
and Colonial Bank. President of the
company will be Frank J. Roth, who
previously headed the trust depart­
ment at Avenue Bank of Oak Park.
The company is headquartered at
that bank and will oversee trust
operations at all nine First Colonial
Banks.

South Dakota News
FULTON: Among recent promo­
tions at Fulton State Bank was the
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advancement of Rod Wolforth to
chief executive officer and securities
officer and of Brenda Blumenberg to
vice president, compliance officer,
cashier and loan officer. Mr. Wol­
forth joined the bank last August
and is also a loan officer. Ms. Blu­
menberg was previously assistant
vice president and student loan offi­
cer and will retain her duties in stu­
dent loans.
W ESSINGTON SPRINGS: A t
American State Bank, President
Howard Peters has been promoted
to chairman of the board. He is suc­
ceeded by former vice president
Jack Steele.

D O N S C H O O L E R In
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"Successful Banking is Quality Personnel"

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
PRESIDENT, regional bank; track record in plan­
ning, profit & administration ................... $100,000.
CASH MANAGEMENT EXPERT, multi-billion
organization, funding experience . . . $70-$80,000.
C.F.O., $300mm, strong analyst, acquisition ex­
perience, planner ................................. $40-$50,000.
COMMERCIAL LENDER, top bank, 3-4 years ex­
perience, business development skills, excellent
situation ................................................$25-$35,000.
FHA, Direct Endorsement Approved L e n d e r........
....................................................................... $28,000.
PRESIDENT, $35-40mm ag bank, leading county
town .............................................................. $50,000.
PRESIDENT, $25-$30mm commercial & consumer
bank, top rating ....................................$45-$50,000.
PRESIDENT, trade territory, high profile type
bank, sophisticated market a r e a ................. OPEN.
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE HEAD, excellent
bank, top m anagem ent....................... $30-$45,000.

Colorado News
DENVER: Phyllis Hogan has been
appointed senior vice president and
cashier at First National Bank of
Southeast Denver. She will direct
operations at the bank and will con­
tinue to serve as executive vice
president of the service corporation.
Randall G. Miller has been pro­
moted to senior vice president of the
bank. His responsibilities include
management of the tru st depart­
ment, financial services administra­
tion and securities portfolio manage­
ment. He joined the bank in 1983 as
vice president, business develop­
ment and financial services. John
Osher has been promoted to senior
vice president of the bank. He will
direct commercial and consumer
lending and administration as well
as loan operations. Prior to joining
the bank in 1982, he was a commer­
cial lending officer with United
Bank of Denver.

AG LENDER, top location, high profile b a n k ........
................................................................ $25-$35,000.
DON W. SCHOOLER
2508 East Meadow
Springfield, Missouri 65804
(417) 882-2265

DENVER: Donald D. Hoffman,
chairman of the board of Central
B ancorporation, Inc., has an­
nounced the sale of Central Bank of
Craig, with total assets of $20 mil­
lion, to the Weld State Company, a
Colorado corporation and bank hold­
ing company with total assets of $57
million. The Weld State Company is
owned by the Dinsdale family, who
own small to medium sized banks in
rural communities in Kansas,
Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado.
The proposed name for the bank is
First Security Bank of Craig.
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER is retiring. $43MM Bank look­
ing for a community minded individual to represent it in a
very forward looking community. Send resume to File No.
WMF c/o Northwestern Banker.
(PA)
Current President of 18 years from this 63MM community
bank. Looking for PROVEN LEADER AND LENDER. Prior
CEO experience is not mandatory. Send resume to File No.
WMT c/o Northwestern Banker.
(PA)
VP—$18mm bank located in a rural suburban community
near Mpls. looking for an individual with commercial & real
estate loan & operations exp. Excellent opportunity. All
replies kept confidential. Contact Clinton D. Kurtz or send
resume to: Citizens State Bank, Box 98, Norwood, MN
56368.(612)467-3000.
(PA)
Aggressive ag. bank looking for licensed INSURANCE
AGENT to manage agency with premiums in excess of
$600,000 per year. Excellent opportunity for growth, salary
and compensation commensurate with experience, with
bonus based on performance. Send resume to File No.
WMQ c/o Northwestern Banker.
(PA)
A strong 26MM bank located in North Central Iowa has
opening for the NUMBER #2 POSITION. Ag lending back­
ground a must. Operations experience also very helpful.
Must be willing to relocate and become active in the com­
munity. Send resume to File No. WMW c/o Northwestern
Banker.
(PA)

anA cz/hiocLatEi
Specializing in the
Purchasing and Sale of Banks
405 Main

515-232-0814
Ames, Iowa 50010

Donald E. Holder, Principal

P O S IT IO N S A V A IL A B L E
AG LENDER— Immediate opening for aggressive self
starter with 5-6 years banking experience. Good opportunity for someone wanting a growth position.........To $32,000.

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TRUST OFFICER— Excellent opportunity for JD or CPA to
join a progressive Iowa bank. Background should include
probate experience................................................ To $35,000.
CASHIER/CONTROLLER— Expanding financial g r o u p ^ A k
needs a capable professional with 10-12 years experience^j^V
in banking or combination of banking and public accounting.............................................................................To $40,000.

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SELLERS - if you already have a buyer for your
stock and there is a question of whether or not it
is a fair price - we can make an independent
appraisal.
BUYERS - If you are about to purchase control­
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whether or not it is a fair price -we can make an
independent appraisal.
Those wishing to buy or sell - we can do the job
for you if you are serious.
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RYAN AUCTION CO., INC.
Decorah, Iowa 52101
Farm Equipm ent S pecialist
A ppraisals & A uctio n s
Call Dale Ryan 319-382-8648

POSITIONS WANTED
CEO/MANAGEMENT POSITION by position by experi­
enced CEO with 25 years of officer background, ranging
from vice president-loans to seven years as CEO in banks
from $35 - $125 million. Strong in bank administration,
marketing and loan functions, especially in workouts, with
ROA as CEO from 1.0 to 1.81. Graduate of college and ad­
vanced banking schools. Contact File No. WMR c/o North­
western Banker.
(PW)

BANK EQUIPMENT
Modular U.L. vaults, vault doors, safe deposit
boxes, night depositories, safes, drive-up windows,
pneumatic tube systems, alarms, cameras and cash
storage equipment.
Buying and selling new and used equipment
AMERICAN BANK EQUIPMENT, INC.
(402) 571-5621

FOR SALE
Bell & Howell Director II MICROFILMER & INDORSER.
One camera, $300. Call (319) 446-7700, Dick.
(FS)

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
CEO—S.E. Nebraska - Need 15-20yrs exp. Degree.
$35 million bank. To $60K.
CEO—W. Iowa -10-15 yrs. exp., + marketing. To
$50K.
CORP. MARKETING— Need heavy loan & market­
ing exp. Omaha. To $50K.
Richard L. Beam, CPC
GUMBERT EXECUTIVE EXCHANGE
11246 Davenport Street
Omaha, NE 68154
Phone: 402/330-3260

P O S IT IO N S A V A IL A B L E
COMMERCIAL LOAN MGR
Do you have community bank commercial exp. formal
credit training and desire greater growth. Leading bank in
$40K + city seeks proven professional who can build busi­
ness and service existing debt.
$40K.
AG LOAN OFFICER
Make your move! Healthy, profitable $60M + institution in
rural commty seeks 3 + year lender who has worked in a
bank familiar w/cash flows, credit analysis and documen­
tation. Working microcomputer knowledge and business
development talents seen as big plusses.
$32K.
OPERATION OFFICER
Holding company bank in great location looking for com­
munity oriented banker who has ops and cashier exp.
strong computer skills and internal control background
will be big plusses.
$26K.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT KURT ROSENCRANTS

B A N K IN G
LOAN ADMINISTRATOR! $35,000! FDIC examiner
background, credit analysis, documentation for
lead bank in 6 Bank Holding Company. Good up­
ward mobility/terrific benefit package! . . .Call Marj.
COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER! $40,000! Lending,
credit analysis, calling program experience helpful
for $300 + mm bank. Nice benefits, economically
strong community! ............
Call Marj.
VICE PRESIDENT! $42,000! Metro bank needs
mature, sales oriented team player for commercial
loans. Formal credit training a plus. Decent bene­
fits! ................................................................ Call Marj.
I.L.OI $25,000! Aggressive, experienced retail loan
operator. Future Department Head in $100 + mm
lead Holding Co Bank! Good benefits, nice commu­
nity! ..............................................................C a ll Marj.
CONTROLLER-TRUST OPERATIONS! Upper $40s!
Management spot with a profitable Bank Holding
Company. Close to metro and professional sports,
theatre etc. Responsible for financial reporting and
procedural evaluation in the Trust Company. Out­
standing company! 401k, pension, life, LT/ST Dis­
ability, medical.......................................... Call Bruce.
TRUST OFFICER-EMPLOYEE BENEFITS! To $40k!
This spot will have you doing extensive business de­
velopment in E.B! Quality manager. Prosperous
market. Major university. Full benefits! .Call Bruce.
DATA PROCESSING! $32,000! Applications Analyst
for large state of the art shop! IBM. MVS. COBOL.
Design, implementation, maintenance. Advance­
ment opportunities! 4 0 1 k !...................... Call Nancy.
Call or send resume in complete confidence to the
BANKING DIVISION of PERSONNEL SEARCH.
Partial Listing. Positions available throughout Mid­
west.

[TiTI ROBERT HALF
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(515) 244-4414
ALL FEES COMPANY PAID

COMMERCIAL LENDER—Growth opportunity for sharp
technician with dynamic personality. This mid-sized com­
munity bank in Western N.D. needs credit analyst/com’l
lender with 2 + yrs exp. Career opty to be part of strong
bank group with unlimited potential. Degree required.
Salary To $30K.
Job#NW2889
COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER—Are you ready for the
fast lane? This T.C. bank needs high energy profession^É^k
with 2 + yrs com’l lending or credit review exp. Successf^^^B
candidate will have a strong work ethic and a “make i^ ^ ^
happen” personality. Degree required.
Salary To $35K.
Job #NW2890 ^
FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT PAUL GENTZKOW
OR SUE KEITHAHN

3636 IDS Center
Minneapolis, MN 55402

(612) 339-9001
ALL FEES COMPANY PAID

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
TRUST MARKETING • large urban bank. Requires degree
and trust experience.
$35K
REAL ESTATE LOAN - single family residential and secon­
dary market experience required. Proximity of major metro
area.
$40K
LOAN REVIEW •large bank experienced required. Both ^
junior and senior level positions available.
$28-$40K
COMMERCIAL LENDING - V.P. positions in urban and
large suburban banks. Personal portfolios from $20MM to
$50MM.
$40 K
BRANCH MANAGER - handle small business and con­
sumer credits. Med-size community affiliate of multibank
holding company.
$24K
Additional listings for commercial lending and
trust officers. Resume' requested.

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317 6th Ave, Ste. 650
....... Des Moines, IA 50309

P O S IT IO N S A V A IL A B L E
SENIOR LENDER—Are you ready to step-up? This mid­
sized MN bank needs shirt-sleeve executive to wear many
hats. Must be able to administer total portfolio, commer­
cial ag and consumer loans. 10+ yrs ag/comm’l lending
exp, excellent business development skills and strong ^
knowledge of operations expected. Degree required. Car
provided!
Salary To $45K + Bonus.
Job#NW2888

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TOM HAGAN & ASSOCIATES

1126 So. 72nd St. Omaha, Ne. 68124

P.O. Box 12346/2024 Swift
North Kansas City, MO 64116
816/474-6874

,402- 397- 2980.

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