Herget Bank Promotes Dennis Short

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Herget Bank is pleased to announce that Dennis Short has been promoted to Vice President of the Bank’s branch network, which includes four locations.

A graduate in Business Management from the University of Illinois, Short has been the Manager of the Bank’s Parkway branch since 2005. He has over 13 years of experience in banking and management. In addition, Short recently obtained his 6 & 63 investment licenses, which enable him to offer annuities, mutual funds, and more as part of the Bank’s services.

“I have enjoyed my time as the Manager of the Herget Bank Parkway branch,” Short said, “and I look forward to the challenges ahead.”

As Vice President of the Branch Network, Short will expand his previous duties. Rather than overseeing the administration of only one location, he will now ensure the day-to-day efficient operation of all four of the Bank’s branches.

Short is also involved in the community as a member of the Knights of Columbus, Pekin Chamber of Commerce, and City of Pekin Committee. He also serves as a Board member of the Pekin AMBUCS.

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