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On Fridays We Wear BlueWe get asked all the time, ‘what makes a community bank different?’ In fact, sometimes we have to ask ourselves that exact question. There are a lot of good answers. But the best answer is ‘our people’. |
FFSB Unveils Website Redesign
November 16, 2021
At First Federal Savings Bank, we're always exploring new ways to provide a better banking experience, which is why we are excited to officially unveil our newly redesigned website - www.ffsbweb.com! The new website features a modern, user-friendly design with enhanced navigation for a more engaging user experience.
FFSB Unveils Website RedesignWith improved functionality across all devices and platforms, visitors can now easily learn and locate valuable information anytime, anywhere. In addition to technical advances, the redesigned website offers an assortment of new tools and features to provide users with the ability to personalize their digital banking experience. Although we have made substantial changes to our website, customer privacy, site security and functionality remains a top priority. First Federal Savings Bank customers can still access the same products and services they know and trust. We hope everyone is as excited as we are about the new website, and we look forward to your feedback! |
FFSB Announces Next President & CEO
October 22, 2021
First Federal Savings Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Konni Rodeghier from Senior Vice President of Lending to President and CEO effective October 1st – also promoted was Dena Weber to Chief Operating Officer and Tracy Tunnell to Vice President of Retail Lending.
FFSB Announces Next President & CEOFirst Federal Savings Bank recently announced the promotion of Konni Rodeghier from Senior Vice President of Lending to President and CEO effective October 1st. Current President and CEO, Laurence E. Bartman has announced a December 2021 retirement date. “Konni brings over 28 years of banking and lending experience to her new position. We are confident in her ability to lead the bank in the coming years,” said President and CEO Larry Bartman in a news release. “She has a strong community banking background and is committed to the growth and success of the bank.” As president and CEO Rodeghier said “we are fortunate to have our footprint across the diversity of northern Illinois, with our heart and home office in the beautiful and vibrant city of Ottawa. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality — in products, in service, in technology and ultimately, in customer experience. I look forward to continuing on the path Larry and prior leaders have set for the bank.” Also promoted Oct. 1 was Dena Weber and Tracy Tunnell. Weber was named the Chief Operating Officer. She has been with the bank since 1993, most recently as the Senior Vice President of Operations. Tunnell was named the Vice President of Retail Lending. Tunnell has been with the bank since 2008, leading mortgage production. “I am proud to represent the employees and board of First Federal Savings Bank as president and CEO,” Rodeghier said. |
Upcoming Events
April 30: Teach Kids to Save (All branch locations) | Learn More |
May 10: Coin & Currency Appraisal (Morris) | Learn More |
May 24: Coin & Currency Appraisal (Ottawa/Main St.) | Learn More |
June 21: Coin & Currency Appraisal (Shorewood) | Learn More |
Community Involvement
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The Salvation Army Angel Tree ProgramEach year, families struggle to enjoy Christmas the way others do, which is why we participate in the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program. The Angel Tree program helps make the holidays a little brighter for less fortunate families in our communities by providing them with gifts to put under their tree. Every child deserves to experience the joy of Christmas morning, so we’re more than happy to help in any way we can. |
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Bartlett Chamber ChallengeFirst Federal Savings Bank is a member of multiple Chambers of Commerce in the communities we serve, including the Bartlett Area. This year, Emmett Higgin volunteered at Good Will® for the Chamber Challenge to help participants through a series of puzzles and advance to the next location. It's always exciting to see organizations host innovative events that bring people together, and we look forward to all the other community events in store! |
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