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Sunday, March 9, 2025

Oak Bank appoints Braden Neumann as commercial loan specialist

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Kevin Little Vice President | Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce

Kevin Little Vice President | Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce

Oak Bank has announced the appointment of Braden Neumann as a Commercial Loan Specialist. In this role, Neumann will collaborate with commercial lenders, credit teams, and third-party vendors to support documentation and collateral perfection for new and renewed commercial loans. His work aims to strengthen relationships with both internal and external partners, contributing to the success of Oak Bank’s clients and business banking operations.

Neumann recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, holding a double major in Economics and History with a minor in Data Science. He has experience working as a sales intern and in various customer service roles, which have developed his skills in client interaction and problem-solving.

Expressing his enthusiasm for joining Oak Bank, Neumann stated, “I love how Oak Bank is involved with the community, and how everybody in the bank is so connected. It’s rare to find an opportunity that allows for close relationships with coworkers and the surrounding community while also being able to make a difference in that community and grow immensely as a professional.”

Melissa Torres, Vice President – Loan Operations at Oak Bank, commented on Neumann's addition: “Braden’s strong analytical background, combined with his enthusiasm for collaboration and client service, makes him a valuable addition to Oak Bank. His fresh perspective and eagerness to learn will strengthen our commercial loan operations and enhance the service we provide to our business clients.”

Neumann resides in Madison where he leads an active lifestyle. He participated in a half marathon last fall, enjoys watching soccer, spending time outdoors when weather permits by playing sports or engaging in activities like camping and hiking.

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