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Stockman Makes Staff Changes
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- Created on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 08:34
Roxanne Sullivan has moved to the Stockman Bank Downtown office, 4th and Broadway, to resume her responsibilities as a commercial loan officer. She will continue to develop financing packages to fit the needs of each business client, as well as servicing new and existing commercial loan relationships.
Sullivan, who was previously located at Stockman Bank Heights, graduated with a bachelor of science in finance from the University of Montana in 2009. She is active in the community as a member of the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization and is also a tax preparation volunteer with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.
Jane Allen has been named a real estate loan officer for the Billings Heights office. She will develop and service real estate loans and assist clients with their goal of becoming a homeowner or refinancing to consolidate debt, lower current monthly payments, or utilize their home as a tool for further investment in real estate.
Allen, who has been with Stockman Bank since 2008, has over 21 years of banking experience which includes personal portfolios, commercial cash management and consumer lending. She was previously a consumer loan officer for Stockman Bank. She is an active board member for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and volunteers in various Stockman Bank sponsored events.
Chad Molden has joined Stockman Bank Billings Heights, Hilltop and Main Streets, as consumer loan officer. His responsibilities include administering installment loans, lines of credit and home equity loan portfolios, along with assisting clients with their financial needs.
Molden, who has been with Stockman Bank since 2009, was previously a consumer lender/customer service representative supervisor at Stockman Bank Belgrade. He earned his bachelor of science degree with a double major in finance and economics from Montana State University Bozeman in 2008.
