Stacy Lauer named SVP/Institutional Investor at Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank has named Stacy Lauer as Senior Vice President/Institutional Investor. In this position, Lauer will be responsible for monitoring the bank's investment portfolio and the development and administration of deposit pricing strategies.
Lauer received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Bluffton University and an master's degree in in Economics from Bowling Green State University. She has been employed with CNB since 1994, working in the credit analysis department and later transitioning to her most recent position as SVP/Head of Information Technology.
J. Michael Romey, President/CEO, said, "Stacy is a true tested performer and has improved every department of the bank that she has been involved with. She has an economics degree and that discipline is critical when anticipating future bond purchases."
Lauer is actively involved in children's ministry within her church community. She is a member of Findlay SAFE (Supporting Allergic Families through Education) and coaches a team in the Findlay Young Miss Softball League. Stacy lives with her two children in Findlay.
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