InBank Adds Lois Romero to Executive Team

INBANK ADDS LOIS ROMERO TO EXECUTIVE TEAM


Raton, NM – December 17, 2019 – InBank announces that it has added Lois Romero, a long-time bank officer, to its executive management team. In her new role, Romero will oversee the southern region for InBank from Raton, New Mexico and serve on the bank’s executive leadership team.

“We are thrilled to welcome Lois to the executive management team and look forward to utilizing her experience, knowledge and her long-tenured relationships specifically in the southern region to further support our customers and associates,” says Ed Francis, CEO, InBank. “Lois has a deep history with our bank that will help us maintain the roots we have established in the communities we serve in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.”

Romero has over 30 years of experience in banking and finance and was instrumental in starting a de novo bank. She has been with InBank (previously International Bank) on several occasions, most recently since 2013. She has held various positions, including cashier and senior vice president overseeing bank operations as well as mergers and acquisitions through the years. Romero has a background in accounting and graduated from the Western States School of Banking.

About InBank
InBank is a community bank serving the Denver Metro Area, southern Colorado and northern New Mexico. Established as International Bank in 1918, the bank was founded by a young Italian immigrant and built upon the entrepreneurial spirit. With a modern vision for the next 100 years, InBank is committed to delivering a new generation of personalized banking services and to the mission of positively impacting the lives of our customers, communities and associates. For more information, visit www.InBank.com.

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