Bryant B. Ray

Assistant Vice President, Trust Officer at Bank of Sun Prairie

Bryant Ray is a Trust Officer at Bank of Sun Prairie with previous experience as an Attorney at Zerbst & Kluck, S.C. and Associate Attorney at Consigny Law Firm, S.C. Prior to this, Bryant interned for Justice Shirley Abrahamson at the Wisconsin Supreme Court and held various legal positions at Wisconsin Department of Administration, Wisconsin Department of Justice, and The Wisconsin Innocence Project. Bryant also worked as a Project Assistant for Professor Stewart Macaulay at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Bryant holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Wisconsin Law School and a Bachelor's degree in Legal Studies and Sociology from University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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Madison, United States

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Bank of Sun Prairie

Our rich tradition of building successful relationships has instilled confidence in our local customers, business owners, and agribusinesses for more than 100 years. At Bank of Sun Prairie, we promise to; • Provide professional and knowledgeable service every time you need us • Recommend financial solutions designed to meet your needs and deliver the best possible value • Make all loan and deposit decisions locally only after taking the time to understand your unique situation We have earned our reputation as one of the most highly respected community banks in Dane County, where our customers appreciate the Right Balance of big-bank capabilities delivered by a local community bank from people you know and trust. Bank of Sun Prairie remains an independent bank and full-service financial institution. Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender Our Mission Statement To become the trusted advisor for families, businesses and the community offering a complete range of financial services. Our tailored customer centric approach enables flexibility and solutions that position our clients for success not only today, but every day in the future.


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