Florida Banking February 2022

PERSONAL TRANSACTIONS

joined Caldwell on a four-month internship in August 2018, working with and reporting to Leonard Nagel, senior vice president and chief technology officer, in the Venice office. Upon completing the internship, Maus was hired as a junior business analyst in January 2019. She works with Caldwell’s staff to analyze the company’s evolving IT needs, and then documents those requirements. As software is developed, she is responsible for testing and quality assurance until the project is ready to be released for production.

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Business Finance Group, the No. 1 Certified Development Company in the Mid-Atlantic region designed to help support businesses with the SBA 504 Loan Program. She is also a member of the Risk Management Association Chesapeake Chapter. VENICE Caldwell Trust Company

promoted Sarah Rothenbach Maus to business analyst in the IT department. Maus earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Information Technology from the University of South Florida and

Rothenbach Maus

KUDOS

Charlotte State Bank & Trust Makes Donations for Children in Need

C harlotte State Bank & Trust made generous donations to local organizations, including the Sunrise Kiwanis of Port Charlotte and the Salvation Army. All five offices of the Charlotte County bank participated in collecting new toys, clothing and other “wish list” items on behalf of the Salvation Army and the Florida Guardian ad Litem program to help brighten the holiday season for area children in need. In addition, bank offices collected

new sneakers for students in need in the Charlotte County Public School System. The shoes and money came from customers and bank staff, the latter through the bank’s “Casual for a Cause” program, in which bank employees make donations for the privilege of wearing jeans and sneakers on Fridays. In all, the bank collected 149 pairs of new shoes, and the money will allow for another 150 pairs to be purchased.

Standing near the Shoes for Kids collection box at the Murdock office of Charlotte State Bank & Trust, President Craig DeYoung (right) and Executive Vice President / Chief Financial Officer Bryan Pennybacker hold a giant facsimile check illustrating the $1,911 the bank raised for the Sunrise Kiwanis of Port Charlotte project.

Toys and gifts donated to the Salvation Army at the Peachland branch of Charlotte State Bank & Trust are displayed by, from left, Retail Banking Officer Sara Perri, Personal Bankers Kristen Scheid and Lucy Lowe-Stewart, and Teller Specialist Heidi Volk.

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