Midwest BankCentre
Steven Manning is an experienced professional with a diverse background in banking and clerical support. Currently serving as an Assistant BankCentre Leader at Midwest BankCentre since August 2016, Steven has a proven track record in leadership and community engagement. Prior roles include Imaging Clerk positions at Hudson and Associates, LLC, Xerox/ACS St. Louis Parking Violation Bureau, and Dankar Enterprises, where technical expertise in image processing and strong communication skills were essential. Additional experience includes work as a Dock Loader at R+L Carriers and Truck Representative at Budget Rent a Car, showcasing versatility in operational tasks and customer service. Steven holds an Associate Degree in Bio Technology Bio Chemistry from the University of Missouri-St. Louis and completed further education at Lindenwood University and the University of Missouri-Saint Louis.
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Midwest BankCentre
We have been a mainstay of St. Louis community banking since 1906. Currently, we rank among St. Louis’ largest locally owned banks with assets of about $1.9 billion and deposits of $1.4 billion. We provide integrated financial services with expertise in commercial, retail and digital banking; business treasury management; mortgage lending; consumer lending; and insurance. We are a local leader in the St. Louis Regional Unbanked Task Force and its Bank-On Save-Up St. Louis initiative. Since 2001, Midwest BankCentre has consecutively achieved the Bauer Financial 5-Star Superior financial rating each quarter. Founded in St. Louis in 1906, we employ a staff of 300 currently working at 19 locations in the City of St. Louis, St. Louis County, Jefferson County and St. Charles County. In April 2015, we acquired Southern Commercial Bank, formed in 1891. In July 2016, we completed the purchase of Bremen Bank & Trust Co., founded in 1868. Midwest BankCentre is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to promoting an inclusive and diverse workforce. Favorites & links do not equal endorsements.