CENTIER BANK CELEBRATES GRAND OPENING OF CENTIER TOWER BRANCH IN DOWNTOWN LAFAYETTE

Centier Bank, Indiana’s largest private, family-owned and operated bank, is announcing the ribbon-cutting event for the grand opening of Centier’s new branch in Centier Tower on November 20. The new branch, Centier’s flagship Lafayette location, is located at 201 Main Street, which was relocated from 323 Columbia Street. This new location furthers Centier’s commitment to serving the Lafayette community and underscores the bank’s commitment to making financial success more accessible, convenient, and community-focused.

“Centier Tower now houses all of our financial services under one roof, creating one convenient location for our Lafayette clients,” said Chris Campbell, Centier Bank’s President. “We are pleased to open our doors to clients, and continue our long-term commitment to serving the greater Lafayette community.”

The branch joins Centier’s existing mortgage and business banking offices within the downtown business center, bringing together all of Centier’s branch associates and service line experts. The branch’s leadership team, consisting of Branch Manager Diana Gromley, Regional Sales Manager Lisa O’Neal and Market President Timothy Schooler, will continue their support and engagement with clients and the Lafayette community, welcoming our clients as guests and providing them with genuine guidance and hospitality.

“We’re excited to welcome clients to Centier Tower, and look forward to furthering our commitment to the Lafayette community with our hospitality-driven approach to banking,” said Timothy Schooler, Centier Bank’s Market President in Lafayette. “The new space serves as a landmark reflecting our long-term investments in Lafayette, offering a cohesive space to enhance accessibility and convenience for clients.”

The ribbon-cutting event on November 20 will feature guest appearances from both Lafayette’s Mayor Tony Roswarski and West Lafayette’s Mayor Erin Easter, who will speak at the event. In addition, a special dedication and unveiling of a new Community Room that can be utilized for meetings by community members will also take place. Centier will also reveal the grand total of the impact it has had on the Greater Lafayette community over the past several years.

Centier established its presence in Lafayette in 2007, and has since grown with five full-service branches across Lafayette and West Lafayette. Centier currently provides trusted community banking services from personal checking and savings to CDs and small business financial support, as well as consumer loans and mortgage and commercial lending. As a family-owned and operated Indiana bank celebrating 130 years of service and committed to its “Not for Sale” pledge, Centier remains focused on building strong community connections and helping clients across Greater Lafayette reach financial goals with service that is local, personal, and dependable.

To learn more about Centier Bank, visit centier.com.