CSB Closing Early on Thursday, April 25th, 2024 for Staff Training
We value the importance of lifelong learning and financial literacy. For this reason, we will be closing all locations at 3 PM on Thursday, April 25th, 2024, for staff training. Thank you for your understanding! Please keep a lookout for additional training dates throughout 2024.
Community State Bank is pleased to announce the following staffing updates in the Lake Geneva and Kenosha markets: Sherri Gorecki (Lake Geneva Retail Manager), Barbara Fish (Lake Geneva Universal Banker), and Julie Schrader (Kenosha and Paddock Lake Retail Manager).
Sherri Gorecki joined Community State Bank in 2016 as a Universal Banker. She was one of three employees that were a part of establishing Community State Bank’s presence in the Lake Geneva market. Gorecki is a longtime native of Walworth County and carries with her over 19 years of banking experience.
In addition to Gorecki’s new role as Retail Manager, she will also continue to dedicate a portion of her time towards coordinating Community State Bank’s high school financial literacy program, known as MyLIFE. Gorecki has been the lead coordinator for that program for about 3 years. She also donates her time in the community as a participating member of the Lake Geneva Firebells and serving on the Board of Directors for 100 Women Who Care Walworth County.
“Community State Bank is deeply involved in our community and local non-profits, which is something I’ve always valued,” explained Gorecki. “Working at CSB provides me with the opportunity to be a larger part of serving the community that I’ve called home for many years. I’m humbled to take on the Retail Manager role and am excited for the future of community banking in Lake Geneva.”
Joining Gorecki in Lake Geneva as a Universal Banker is Barbara Fish. Barbara resides in Burlington and joins the Lake Geneva Banking Team with over 28 years of banking experience. Fish had a strong desire to return to her true passion of customer service and community banking, “Community banking is like family,” said Fish. “As a customer or an employee you know that you are cared about. That means more than anything else and that’s why I wanted to work for Community State Bank.”
CSB is also pleased to welcome Julie Schrader as Retail Manager of the Paddock Lake and Kenosha locations. Julie brings with her over 15 years in Retail Banking Management. In addition to banking, Schrader also donates her time at Habitat for Humanity Walworth County and serves at her church.
“I’ve known about Community State Bank for some time and they truly live up to that name. They have a hometown banking feel and I’m really excited to say I can now be a part of that,” explained Schrader.
All employee changes took effect immediately in October.
