THE BANK AT BROADMOOR HOSTS CARE AND SHARE DRIVE-UP DONATION EVENT
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Nov. 10, 2009
The Bank at Broadmoor in conjunction with Christmas Décor by Timberline will host an evening Care and Share Drive-Up Donation event on Friday, November 20, 2009 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 155 Lake Avenue.
Building personal relationships through excellent service is part of what defines The Bank at Broadmoor, and the Westside Community Board was created in part to foster relationships throughout the communities it serves.
The Bank at Broadmoor has collected canned food for Care and Share for the past several years in all four lobby locations. To help increase this year's donations, Christmas Décor by Timberline has decorated the Lake Avenue bank with thousands of lights to bring attention to the event. Christmas Decor and The Bank at Broadmoor staff volunteers will accept cash and food donations for the Care and Share Food Bank.
To make it convenient to donate, citizens will be directed into the bank parking lot. Volunteers will be on hand to accept the donations and provide holiday treats, all from the comfort of their car!
This event provides another convenient drop-off area for the Care and Share Turkey Drive taking place on November 20th at several locations throughout the city.
The Bank at Broadmoor, www.bankatbroadmoor.com, is a locally owned and operated community bank with overall deposits in excess of $160,000,000. The four convenient locations are 155 Lake Avenue, downtown at 501 S. Tejon Street, north at 440 Chapel Hills Drive and on the Westside at 3216 West Colorado Avenue.
THE BANK AT BROADMOOR'S SENIOR VP ROTARIAN OF THE YEAR
---Leading Community Bank Employee receives top award
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—June 30, 2009
John Webster, Senior Vice President and Cashier of The Bank at Broadmoor, was awarded the Rotarian of the Year Award for dedicated work and service to The Broadmoor Rotary Club for 2008/2009. John has been a member of this Rotary Club since 2000 and has served as Treasurer, Board Member and President. The award was presented by the outgoing President, Don Rhodes at the annual President's meeting. John received the award for his extensive involvement with the Board, his position as Youth Exchange Officer and his assistance with the Ambassadorial Scholarship program.
"John is very deserving of the Rotarian of the Year Award and exemplifies the community leadership that is such an integral part of The Bank at Broadmoor's philosophy," said Ed Sauer, President and CEO of The Bank at Broadmoor.
"Rotary, the first service club in the world has a motto of "Service above Self" and first reached Colorado in 1912. The Broadmoor District received its charter in 1957 and sponsors many programs that help children such as educational scholarships, the Champions Program that highlights outstanding athletes and the dictionary distribution program for third graders.
The Broadmoor Rotary Club is seeking qualified members or members who have relocated from other areas. Inquiries may be directed to Mr. John Webster at 633-2695.
THE BANK AT BROADMOOR ROUNDS OUT WESTSIDE COMMUNTIY BOARD
--Leading Community Bank Establishes Community Board to Reach and Serve Citizens and Businesses on the Westside of Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—May 19, 2009
The Bank at Broadmoor, the largest independently owned, local community bank in Colorado Springs created a Community Board to support the economic efforts on the westside of Colorado Springs. The original members include Mary Lou Murphy, community advocate, Roy Crawford, The Manitou Springs School District, Sandy Vanderstoep, Garden of the Gods Gourmet, and Tom Haggard, The North Pole. Eric Drummond, Mayor of Manitou Springs has joined the Board to replace Roy Crawford, who will be leaving in June.
Building personal relationships through excellent service is part of what defines The Bank at Broadmoor, and the Westside Community Board was created in part to foster relationships throughout the communities it serves.
"We are honored to have such prominent business and community leaders assisting our bank's efforts to work alongside the communities on the Westside. Helping to encourage economic growth for our friends who live, work and shop in Old Colorado City, Manitou Springs, Pleasant Valley, the Mesa and all the Westside neighborhoods is an important part of our mission," said Ed Sauer, President and CEO of The Bank at Broadmoor.
The Bank at Broadmoor is a full service bank offering customers a full range of products from business and personal checking accounts, savings accounts, loans, Trust services, Certificate of Deposits and safekeeping for valuable documents and personal items.
The Bank at Broadmoor, www.bankatbroadmoor.com, is a locally owned and operated community bank with overall deposits in excess of $140,000,000. The Bank was chartered in February 1979 by Blakemore McCarty, Gordon Price and Mary Ross. The Bank at Broadmoor provides each customer with the newest technologies and products of larger banks, while providing intimate personal service. The four convenient locations can be found south at 155 Lake Avenue, downtown at 501 S. Tejon Street, north at 440 Chapel Hills Drive, and on the Westside at 3216 West Colorado Avenue.
DEBBIE TOTH AT THE BANK AT BROADMOOR
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO — May 5, 2009
The Bank at Broadmoor President and CEO, D. Edward Sauer, is pleased to announce the hiring of Debbie Toth as Assistant Vice President/ Loan Operations Manager at the Broadmoor location at 155 Lake Avenue. "Debbie has thirty three years of banking experience here in Colorado Springs. We are very fortunate to have Debbie bring this experience to our team."
Mrs. Toth was born in Baltimore, Maryland but has lived in Colorado Springs since 1976. Debbie is a porcelain artist and enjoys camping with family and friends. Her greatest passions are her two children and her husband of 26 years.
The Bank at Broadmoor, www.bankatbroadmoor.com, is a locally owned and operated FDIC Insured bank and an Equal Opportunity Lender with deposits in excess of $140 million. The Bank offers a wide range of products including Certificates of Deposit, business/personal checking and savings accounts, safekeeping for valuable documents and auto, home, commercial and consumer loans. There are four convenient Colorado Springs locations: 155 Lake Avenue, downtown at 501 S. Tejon Street, north at 440 Chapel Hills Drive and the westside at 3216 West Colorado Avenue.
THE BANK AT BROADMOOR ANNOUNCES COMPREHENSIVE WEALTH MANAGEMENT SERVICES
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO — December 5, 2007
The Bank at Broadmoor, the largest independently owned community bank in Colorado Springs, is offering comprehensive wealth management services through an arrangement with Colorado State Bank and Trust (CSBT). Colorado State Bank and Trust is headquartered in Denver.
The services, including personal trust, estate administration, investment management, investment advisory services, and retirement and institutional trust services, will be provided through CSBT Trust Officers David Groe, CFP, CTFA, and Marcia Kyral, CFA.
The Bank at Broadmoor, www.bankatbroadmoor.com, is a locally owned and operated bank with deposits in excess of $150 million. The Bank offers a wide range of products including Certificates of Deposit, business/personal checking and savings accounts, safekeeping for valuable documents/personal items, and auto, home, commercial and consumer loans.
There are four convenient Colorado Springs locations including: south at 155 Lake Avenue, downtown at 501 S. Tejon Street, north at 440 Chapel Hills Drive, and the new Westside location, at 3216 West Colorado Avenue.
For further information about our Wealth Management Services, call David Groe at 633-2695.
