Herget Bank Promotes Andrea Gschwend

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Herget Bank is pleased to announce that Andrea L. Gschwend has been promoted to Business Development Representative at the Main branch, 33 S. 4th in Pekin.

Since her start at the Bank a little over a year ago, Gschwend has served as back-up Teller Supervisor at the Parkway branch, where she helped to oversee the tellers and assist customers with their banking transactions. She is now eager to begin her new responsibilities as a Business Development Representative, which expands upon her customer service skills and focuses more on building relationships with new customers and acquiring business.

“I am ready to move forward with the opportunities my new position offers,” Gschwend said. “I am also excited to play a role in the strong tradition Herget Bank represents in the Pekin community.”
A graduate of Peoria Notre Dame High School, Gschwend was active in cheerleading, volleyball and softball.  She is also a graduate of St. Ambrose University (SAU) in Davenport, IA where she majored in Sports Management and was captain of the cheerleading squad. Upon graduation, she was the recipient of the NAIA Champions of Character Award at SAU. Gschwend also coaches competitive All-Star Cheerleading teams and tumbling classes at United Starz Academy in Morton, IL.

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