Bob Inniger joins Citizens National Bank as business banking officer
Bob Inniger has joined Citizens National Bank as vice president, business banking officer.
With commercial and agricultural lending experience, Inniger serves Hancock, Hardin, Logan and Wood counties, where he is responsible for establishing new commercial relationships for CNB.
"I am extremely happy to be working with Citizens National Bank because it has a strong history of agricultural and real estate lending in the communities it serves," said Inniger. His office will be in Bluffton.
Inniger attended the Ohio School of Banking and graduated from the School of Agricultural Banking at Iowa State University. He has over 25 years of commercial and agricultural lending experience.
He is a lifelong member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Jenera, where he previously served as president, treasurer and as a member of the school board, as well as teaching Sunday school classes for 18 years. He serves on the stewardship committee and is the president of The Rotary Club of Kenton. Bob lives with his two sons in Williamstown.
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