Herget Bank Congratulates Neal Stimpert

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Herget Bank is pleased to announce that Neal A. Stimpert has been promoted to Senior Vice President – Lending at the Bank.

A graduate in Finance from the University of Illinois, Stimpert has been Senior Vice President – Retail Services at Herget Bank since July 2004. In that position, he has been responsible for directing retail operations, including branch network, residential mortgage lending and home equity lending. In his new role, Stimpert will focus on all areas of lending, including commercial, consumer, residential mortgage and home equity.

“I am excited about my new responsibilities,” Stimpert said, “and I look forward to serving our business customers in a greater capacity than I did as Retail Manager.”

Stimpert is also active in the community. He is currently serving as Treasurer of the Boys & Girls Club of Pekin and as a member of the Pekin Insurance Holiday Tournament committee. He is also the Past President and Campaign Chair of the United Way of Pekin. Stimpert is also the 2005 recipient of the Pekin Rotary Club’s Barney Maticka Memorial Award, which celebrated his service to youth. 

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