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American National Bank & Trust is a financial institution with a history dating back to 1856. Originally established as West Omaha National Bank, it has grown to be one of the largest banks in the Midwest, serving clients in Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota. The bank focuses on personalized service and building long-term relationships with both business and personal clients. The bank offers a wide range of financial services, including checking and savings accounts, consumer lending, mortgage lending, and construction financing. It also provides trust and investment services, managing approximately $1 billion in assets, and offers real estate title services, equipment and auto leasing, and personal investment services. American National Bank & Trust is committed to fiscal responsibility and conservative banking practices, ensuring financial strength and stability for its customers.
Farmers Life Insurance Company ("Farmers Life") was founded in 1997 as a small credit life and disability insurance company and has flourished by providing secure insurance products that address a growing number of diverse consumer needs. In a fast-paced industry, we strive to deliver best-in-class service throughout the life of our policies ensuring that people can fund their retirements, secure their legacies and enjoy the peace of mind associated with a well-planned future.
We provide seamless, hands-on management and strategic guidance to help you unlock the full potential of your Pendo investment. From setup to optimization, our team ensures cleaner data, stronger engagement, and measurable results for your business.
At BRA, we seek to raise the bar by showing our communities the attentiveness that they deserve. Our attorneys are always willing to attend a meeting or take a call, usually free of charge. In fact, property managers and board members have our partners personal cell phone numbers should a need arise after hours. We make certain to provide the same high level of service to all our associations, whether their units are numbered in the twenties or the thousands.