JACKSON, MN – Bank Midwest is pleased to announce the promotion of Brady Place to the position of Ag and Commercial Lender for its Jackson, MN location. Place joined Bank Midwest as a credit analyst seven months ago and has quickly proven his abilities and dedication to the industry.
Place holds a degree in Ag Business from South Dakota State University. With a strong background in the agricultural and business sectors, he has demonstrated his expertise and commitment to serving the needs of farmers and businesses and brings valuable experience to his new role.
Outside of work, Place is a devoted family man, married to his wife, Alicia, and proud father to their 2-year-old son, Myles. Currently an active member of Jackson County Pheasants Forever, Place is excited to become more involved in the community as he takes on this new role at Bank Midwest.
With seven years of experience in the banking industry, Place has proven himself to be a valuable asset to the Bank Midwest team. His dedication, work ethic, and commitment to exceptional customer service set him apart in his field.
“I am honored to accept this promotion and to continue serving the banking needs of the Jackson community,” said Place. “I look forward to building strong relationships with our customers and supporting their financial goals.”
Molly Fransen, Market President at Bank Midwest, expressed her enthusiasm for Place’s promotion, stating, “We are thrilled to have Brady step into this important role. His industry knowledge and passion for serving the agricultural and business communities make him the ideal candidate for the Ag and Commercial Lender role. We have full confidence in his ability to provide exceptional service and help our customers achieve their financial goals.”
About Bank Midwest
Bank Midwest is an employee-owned organization with 11 locations throughout Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota. The financial institution has assets exceeding $1 billion, and is a full-service financial institution offering loans and traditional FDIC-insured accounts, as well as insurance, investment and trust services. *Investments and insurance services are not deposits, not FDIC insured, not guaranteed by the bank and may go down in value.