National Cooperative Bank
Alexander K. currently serves as a Renewable Energy Portfolio Analyst at National Cooperative Bank, where responsibilities include constructing deal models, ensuring covenant compliance for solar loans, completing annual portfolio reviews, and facilitating loan closings. Prior experience includes roles as a tutor for Microsoft Access and Excel at Bloomington Tutors, a Research Intern at thinkubator.earth, and a Global Consulting Intern at Deltek. Alexander also worked as an Administrative Assistant for the Dean's Office and held several other positions related to teaching and marketing. Alexander received a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies with minors in Business and German from Indiana University Bloomington and also participated in a Danish Gap Year Program at Hadsten Højskole.
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National Cooperative Bank
National Cooperative Bank is a values-based bank serving cooperatives, member organizations and socially responsible people with a special emphasis on low income areas. Serving both rural and urban neighborhoods, NCB is a leader in supplying grocery, health care, energy and housing solutions to the nation’s communities that are most in need. What makes NCB unique is that the bank was created to address the financial needs of an underserved market niche – people who join together cooperatively to meet personal, social or business needs, especially in low-income communities. Our Impact NCB has provided billions in capital. Yet, to measure our true success, we look to what we have helped create over our history -- thousands of homeownership opportunities, vital member-owned cooperative businesses, community choices in education, quality health care facilities, renewable energy solutions, cultural centers and much more. Our Work Environment As a boutique bank with a special commitment to community, NCB attracts a team of professionals interested in “more than just a banking career.” Our Cooperative Heritage Cooperatives are based on the values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy and member-equity. In the tradition of our founders, cooperatives believe in conducting business in a responsible, ethical, and honest manner with the foremost commitment to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve.