Citizens State Bank (Indiana)
Rachel McQuillen is an experienced banking professional currently serving as a Personal Banker at Citizens State Bank in Indiana since August 2020. Prior to this role, Rachel worked as an Associate Banker at Chase from May 2018 to July 2020. Rachel began their career in service-oriented positions, including a Lifeguard at Bridgewater Club from April 2013 to August 2018 and a Substitute Teacher at Cornerstone Preschool from January 2015 to February 2016. Rachel holds a degree from Indiana University Indianapolis, obtained between 2015 and 2019.
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Citizens State Bank (Indiana)
No business should be stuck with an impersonal bank that only knows them by number. Running a business in today’s environment comes with some big decisions. Whether it’s time to transition from leasing to owning your space, making that big purchase, or setting your sights on a new horizon, you need a bank you can count on. Since 1873, we’ve come alongside emerging entrepreneurs and enterprise establishments to ensure they have the right resources and relationships in place to grow with confidence. We accomplish this through a three step process: Step 1: Start a Conversation We’ll get to know your business, discuss your financial priorities, and set a course that aligns with what you need most. Step 2: Provide a Financial Analysis We’ll work with you to analyze your business and provide the right recommendations to optimize your operations for financial success. Step 3: Unlock New Opportunities for Your Business Watch our partnership provide the resources, expertise, and peace of mind you need to focus on what matters most. We’re not just another bank. As a fourth generation family-owned business, our commitment is to be a responsive, knowledgeable banking partner who knows you by name. So, schedule your conversation today. We’ll get to work understanding your needs and thoroughly analyzing your business. Discover the difference a local bank can make.