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First National Bank of Michigan`s vision and commitment is to private ownership of a locally controlled community bank. The bank`s investors want to support our West Michigan communities and see them grow and prosper. We pride ourselves in offering a stable, knowledgeable staff that will provide you the service and financial solutions you deserve.
Clinton First National Bank is a Clinton, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
ICON International, Inc. is a finance company that specializes in the corporate barter industry. With over 30 years of experience, it helps businesses optimize underutilized assets and generate economic value. The company is a subsidiary of Omnicom and is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, with an additional office in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. ICON offers a range of services, including corporate barter, media solutions, sourcing and procurement, real estate services, and financial structuring. It specializes in converting excess inventory and unused assets into trade credits, which clients can reinvest in various services. The company manages a large media trade portfolio and provides cost-saving solutions across different spend categories. ICON is known for its compliance with regulations and has been accredited by the Better Business Bureau since 2002, distinguishing it as a leading corporate barter firm.
The Muncy Banking Company opened its doors on November 1, 1893 and was the direct result of a few Muncy businessmen under the leadership of Lewis S. Smith. Smith, one of Muncy`s most successful store owners, could see the need to maintain two banks in the community. One of Muncy`s two banks had recently ceased to exist. As a result, the Muncy Banking Company was established to furnish the primary needs of the small businessmen and the people in the community. Although Lewis Clyde Smith, son of Lewis S. Smith, did not become President until 1914, he was responsible for running the bank from the beginning to the date of his death in July 1938. Lewis Clyde Smith, better known as Clyde, was a conservative and ran the bank in the same manner. During the history of the bank, the Bank has had eight presidents. Howard C. Opp served the longest term from August 1938 to January 1974. On June 20, 1962, the Board of Directors voted to broaden its services to include a trust department. At the same time the bank changed its name to The Muncy Bank and Trust Company. Since its inception, the bank`s primary mission has been to serve the banking needs of Muncy and the surrounding area. This continues to be the same driving force behind the bank today. Being one of the most firmly established banks in the county, the bank has built a reputation of conservative soundness which has helped the bank maintain a major share of the local banking market.
Sauk Valley Bank and Trust Co. is a Sterling, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.