Robb Blume, President and CEO of Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB), is pleased to announce the promotions of Katie Crumley, Whitney Wright, Natalie Morrow and James Davis.
Wright
Crumley
Katie Crumley, Hoffer Street Branch Manager, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. She has been employed with CFB for over six years. She has spent her time on the retail side of banking working closely with her team, peers and customers. It has been a joy of hers to make personal and professional relationships with those she has interacted with. She has the benefit of volunteering with her team to serve the community and she also sits on the Project Access Board of Directors.
Whitney Wright, Hoffer Street Assistant Branch Manager, has been promoted to Bank Officer. She has been employed with CFB for over two years and was awarded ‘Best Bank Teller in Kokomo’ in 2019. She is a graduate of Northwestern High School and was born and raised in Howard County. She enjoys working closely with her team and building personal and business relationships with her customers. She is an avid reader, enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, and volunteers for organizations like Kokomo Urban Outreach.
Davis
Morrow
Natalie Morrow, Pebble Village Assistant Branch Manager, has been promoted to Bank Officer. She was born and raised in Kokomo and began her banking career there in 2005. She first started with CFB in 2007 as a part time float teller for CFB’s Howard County branches. After stepping away from banking in 2011 to raise a family, she came back to work for CFB in May 2018 joining the Hamilton County team. She currently sits on the board for the Noblesville Girls Softball Association as a Division Commissioner, Umpire in Charge, and Public Relations Rep (as well as a coach for two of her daughters). She is very excited to continue working with the Hamilton County team in growing the bank and carrying out the CFB mission.
James Davis has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Compliance Officer. He started in banking as a part-time teller while in college at IU. He then pursued a career in emergency medicine, culminating to a 13-year ongoing career as an airborne combat medic in the U.S. Army (and still serves with the Indiana National Guard). His career experience also includes Department of Homeland Security (Homeland Security Investigations Analyst), collaborator with FinCEN, and the Indiana Counterdrug Task Force. He is from the Tipton County area where he currently resides with his 15-year-old daughter and three-year-old Chocolate Great Dane.
About Community First Bank
Community First Bank was chartered in 2003 in Kokomo, where there are currently three branches, along with two branches in Westfield and one branch in Noblesville. Additional information can be found at CFBIndiana.com. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.