Illinois National Bank names Katie Hahn as the new Treasury Sales Leader

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Illinois National Bank has announced the onboarding of their new Treasury Sales Leader, Katie Hahn. She will take on her role with immediate effect and will be responsible for all the Treasury Sales.

As part of her new role, Katie Hahn will be in charge of INB’s Treasury Team in Illinois, Florida, and Missouri markets, collaborating with different bank partners in Commercial Lending, Wealth, and Retail, offering customized business solutions to INB’s most valued clients.

“Katie has many years of successful sales experience and has shown exceptional relationship management skills as she has opened new markets for INB,” says Tom Gihl, Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer of INB.

“I’m thrilled for the opportunity to take on this new role, merging my passion for both sales and leadership,” Katie shares. “In my time at INB, I’m continually impressed with our Treasury team’s initiative and drive to truly understand our customers’ businesses. I look forward to continuing to provide our Treasury clients with unique, tailored solutions to help them thrive.”

Katie Hahn joined INB in the year 2021 as the Assistant Vice President of Business Solutions. She could show significant growth in the cannabis-related business markets within her first year of working. This lead to her promotion and leadership role change.

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