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County National Bank is deeply committed to the communities we serve. On March 19, 1934, roughly fifty business people put up personal monies to invest and capitalize County National Bank. From that time, we have grown to 12 full-service branches in four counties in south-central Michigan. As a community bank, we work hard to be a valuable resource for small businesses and individuals alike. Our employees are dedicated to serving our customers, both as representatives of the bank and as members of the community. County National Bank encourages employees to participate in service organizations and local groups, to be more aware of the unique environment and needs of each customer. Decisions regarding the operation and services offered at CNB are all made locally. In addition to our commitment to the community, County National Bank has a history of excellence in banking, consistently providing solid financial performance. With the help of experienced, knowledgeable management and board of directors, we continue to grow. Our dedication to local, excellent banking strengthens the areas in which we live and work and improves the quality of life for those in our community.
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In 2002, Japanese community leaders in Los Angeles founded Pacific Commerce Bank committed to providing a business bank that would meet the needs of the Japanese-American business community. Similarly in 2008, a few business leaders in Chula Vista recognized a similar need for the Hispanic-American community that resulted in the formation of Vibra Bank. With common ambitions, the leadership of both bank boards met in 2014 to propose a combined entity that would create an institution with four branch locations doubling the asset size and expanding the geographic footprint from Los Angeles to the southern-most border of California. The business potential for the combined bank would exceed what each could individually accomplish in the broader Southern California market place. December, 2015 brought the organization of the holding company, Pacific Commerce Bancorp, to increase capital in anticipation of an additional acquisition. In February, 2016 we welcomed our fifth branch in Pasadena while adding a seasoned team of bankers. More recently in May, 2016, we partnered with ProAmerica Bank, another Los Angeles based institution with similar community-based ideals. ProAmerica Bank, a division of Pacific Commerce Bank, operates our sixth branch office from Downtown Los Angeles and speaks to the success of our planning for strategic growth through organic and merger/acquisition strategies. Pacific Commerce Bank and our employees are committed to providing superior customer service and products to a much broader and more diverse population of businesses types and population of customers. Traditionally, large banks do not do an effective job of servicing the needs of small business owners. Their approach of “one size fits all” is applied to both large and small businesses with smaller businesses being less accommodated. Fundamental to the success of Pacific Commerce Bank is the understanding that as a community bank, we cannot take the “all things to all people” approach. Rather, we distinguish our Bank by providing a personalized approach to your banking needs whether business or personal. We are the home of “Relationship Banking" with our focus on service and professionalism. Visit us and tell us “Your Story” so that we can customize services and products for you. Pacific Commerce Bancorp, the parent company of Pacific Commerce Bank, is publicly traded on the OTC Pink Sheets under the stock symbol PCBC. The bank offers small business loans, asset-based loans, construction and permanent real estate financing, SBA government-guaranteed loans, as well as business credit lines.
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