Frandsen Bank & Trust
Josh Lartch, CPA, has extensive experience in the accounting and banking sectors. Currently serving as a Business Banking Officer at Frandsen Bank & Trust since July 2018, Lartch previously worked as an Accountant at Innovative Basement Systems and held the position of Staff Accountant at both Currie, Pangerl & Associates, Ltd. and Moquist Thorvilson Kaufmann & Pieper LLC. Early in their career, Lartch gained valuable experience as a Lab Consultant at St. Cloud State University and completed internships at Currie, Pangerl & Associates, Ltd. and Ernst & Young, focusing on audits and financial processes. Lartch holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting & Finance from St. Cloud State University, earned between 2005 and 2010.
Frandsen Bank & Trust
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Frandsen Bank & Trust provides a true community banking experience to nearly 40 communities throughout Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. By forming meaningful relationships with all customers, both large and small, we can deliver custom financial solutions that support their goals. We offer business and personal banking solutions and wealth management trust services*. We are a proud community bank focused on understanding the customer’s financial goals and, in response, implementing the best course of action. Frandsen Bank & Trust is proud to be part of Frandsen Financial Corporation (FFC), a bank holding company based in Arden Hills, Minn. MEMBER FDIC / EQUAL HOUSING LENDER *Non-bank depository products are not FDIC insured, have no bank guarantee, and may lose value. Founded in 1982 by Dennis Frandsen, Frandsen Bank & Trust is owned by Frandsen Financial Corporation (FFC), a $3 billion interstate holding company, with an additional $1 billion in assets managed by our investment and trust divisions. Based in Arden Hills, Minn., FFC provides crucial operational support services to its bankers – allowing them more time with customers to develop personal, long-term banking relationships. MEMBER FDIC / EQUAL HOUSING LENDER * - Non-bank depository products are not FDIC insured, have no bank guarantee, and may lose value.