Ledyard National Bank is pleased to announce Kim Bean as Private Banking Officer of their Private Banking Division within Ledyard Financial Advisors. Kim joins Ledyard with more than 13 years of banking experience in personal and business banking, cash management and lending. To compliment her banking background, Kim also has insurance, management, IT, training and curriculum development experience.
As a Private Banking Officer, Kim is able to use her various experiences and broad financial knowledge to understand a clients’ needs. She provides tailored financial solutions for personal or business objectives with a focus on banking, lending and wealth management. Using a collaborative approach, Kim enjoys building strong client relationships to provide solutions for complex and unique financial situations.
Kim received an MBA from New England College of Business (NECB) and a Bachelor’s in Business from Champlain College. Kim holds a Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification and Payments Management certificate with New England Automated Clearing House Association (NEACH). Kim resides with her family in North Pomfret, Vermont.
Ledyard Financial Group, Inc, headquartered in Hanover, New Hampshire, is the holding company for Ledyard National Bank. Ledyard National Bank, founded in 1991, is a full service community bank offering a broad range of banking, investment, tax and wealth management services.
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