The Farmers Bank announces five separate internal promotions: two at its Noblesville Financial Center, two at the Fishers Financial Center, and one new assistant vice president.
Noblesville Financial Center
Jamie Loughman & Samuel Crisci
Two team members at the Noblesville Financial Center have earned promotions. Jamie Loughman has been promoted to Financial Center Director, and Samuel Crisci has been promoted to Financial Center Assistant Director. Both stepped into their new leadership roles in late fall of 2025.
“These promotions reflect the strength and continuity of our Noblesville team,” said Steve Walter, Senior Vice President, Consumer Banking. “Jamie and Samuel have earned the trust of our customers through consistency, care, and a deep understanding of this community, and we are excited to see them lead the Noblesville Financial Center forward.”
Jamie Loughman, Financial Center Director
Loughman
Loughman is a lifelong Indiana resident and a graduate of Ivy Tech Community College, where she earned an Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration. She has worked in the banking industry for four years and most recently served as Assistant Branch Manager at the Noblesville Financial Center.
Prior to joining The Farmers Bank, Jamie worked in the healthcare field at St. Vincent Health. Her decision to pursue banking was influenced by both her experiences during the COVID era and her upbringing in a small-town bank environment, where her mother served as a branch manager.
Loughman has built strong relationships with Noblesville customers over the past four and a half years, under the leadership of former Financial Center Director Syd Loomis, and is eager to continue serving them in her new role.
“I am so excited for this new opportunity,” Loughman said. “I am looking forward to continuing to provide top tier customer service to all our customers. In this role, I hope to help The Farmers Bank continue to grow in this community.”
Loughman lives in Lapel with her husband, Collin, and their two daughters. She also serves as President of Lapel Girls Softball and enjoys spending time with her family, camping, reading, and cheering on her nieces and nephews at sporting events.
Samuel Crisci, Financial Center Assistant Director
Crisci
Crisci brings nearly three years of banking experience to his new role and has served The Farmers Bank in customer focused positions including the Universal Banker role. He attended the University of Cincinnati and Ivy Tech and began his professional career as a Team Lead with Regal Cinemas.
Crisci shared that his interest in banking was inspired by his father’s career in the industry. He credits both Loomis and Loughman as mentors who have helped shape his professional development.
“I am very excited to take on this new role with lots of new adventures and many familiar faces here to guide me,” Crisci said. “I am most excited to learn how to lead others and continue growing my knowledge, especially in lending.”
A resident of Carmel, Crisci enjoys sports, video games, and spending time with his girlfriend, friends, and family.
Serving the Noblesville community
Customers are encouraged to schedule an appointment with Loughman or Crisci to discuss their financial needs, whether reviewing an existing account, opening a new checking account, or exploring lending options such as auto loans or home equity solutions. Appointments can be scheduled by visiting thefarmersbank.com and selecting “Make an Appointment.”
The Farmers Bank Noblesville Financial Center is located at 16940 Clover Road. The Financial Center lobby is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.
A Video ATM is available on site 24 hours a day, with live customer support available Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Fishers Financial Center
Sean Horning & Evan Walker
Two team members at the Fishers Financial Center have earned promotions. Sean Horning has been promoted to Fishers Financial Center Director, and Evan Walker has been promoted to Assistant Financial Center Director. Both began their new roles in late fall of 2025.
“These promotions reflect our continued investment in developing strong leaders from within our organization,” Senior Vice President, Consumer Banking Steve Walter said. “Sean and Evan each bring unique experience, energy, and a strong commitment to relationship-based banking that will serve our Fishers customers well.”
Sean Horning, Fishers Financial Center Director
Horning
Horning joined The Farmers Bank after serving as a loan officer with another banking institution and brings more than five years of banking experience to his new role. Most recently, he served as Assistant Branch Manager at the Fishers Financial Center. He attended Indiana University before beginning his professional career and is an Indiana native and current resident of Indianapolis.
Horning said that he was drawn to banking because of its role in building meaningful community relationships. In his new position, he looks forward to introducing individuals, families, and businesses who are new to the area to The Farmers Bank’s personalized approach to service.
“I’m excited for our new team at Fishers to take on the abundant local competition and prove that customer service and personal relationships are still paramount in our increasingly digital world,” Horning said.
Outside of work, Horning enjoys local sports, outdoor activities, and world travel. He and his wife, Shelby, share their home with two cats, Peaches and The Stinkin’ Rat.
Evan Walker, Assistant Financial Center Director
Walker
Walker brings a diverse professional background to his new leadership role, including experience as a middle school math teacher, a Human Resources Sergeant with the Indiana Army National Guard, and multiple roles within The Farmers Bank. He joined the bank one year ago and previously served as a Universal Banker, Float Teller, and Customer Service Representative.
Walker is a graduate of Ball State University, where he earned both his bachelor’s degree in business administration and his Master of Business Administration. A native of Danville, Ind., he currently resides in Indianapolis.
“I’ve always enjoyed being a part of a team and often found myself in leadership roles,” Walker said. “I believe this role gives me the opportunity to expand our community outreach and have more meaningful conversations with customers to support their financial well-being.”
Walker’s goals for the coming year include investing in employee development, and helping customers deepen their relationship with The Farmers Bank. Outside of work, he is passionate about distance running.
Serving the Fishers community
Customers are encouraged to schedule an appointment with Horning or Walker to discuss their banking needs, whether reviewing an existing account, exploring checking options, or learning more about auto loans, HELOCs, and other financial solutions. Appointments can be made by visiting thefarmersbank.com and selecting “Make an Appointment.”
The Farmers Bank Fishers Financial Center lobby is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. A Video ATM is available on site 24 hours a day, with live customer service available Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.
The Fishers Financial Center is located at 7126 E. 116th St. The phone number is (765) 654-8731.
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Nick Jennings
AVP Market Leader
Jennings
The Farmers Bank announces the promotion of Nick Jennings to Assistant Vice President, Market Leader. This promotion took effect in the fall of 2025 and expands his leadership responsibilities in addition to his current role as Financial Center Director for the Westfield location.
As Market Leader, Jennings is responsible for driving growth, profitability, and an integrated business strategy across the Hamilton County market. His role includes strategic leadership, business development, team management and coaching, customer experience oversight, risk and compliance management, and collaboration across departments. In this role, he serves as a key representative of The Farmers Bank within the communities he supports.
“Nick has earned the trust of both our customers and our employees through years of dependable leadership,” said Steve Walter, Senior Vice President of Consumer Banking at The Farmers Bank. “His experience, consistency, and understanding of our culture make him well prepared to take on broader market leadership responsibilities.”
Jennings brings five years of banking experience to his new role. Prior to joining The Farmers Bank, he served as Assistant Branch Manager at Old Hickory Credit Union. Since joining The Farmers Bank, he has held several leadership roles, including Assistant Director and Director at the Fishers location, before assuming leadership of the Westfield Financial Center.
A graduate of the University of Southern Indiana with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Jennings grew up in Bridgeport, Ill., and currently resides in Noblesville. He is actively involved in the community through his service with A Kid Again, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children with life threatening conditions and their families.
“I’m looking forward to meeting and partnering with Westfield residents and other members of the communities in my market and helping our customers achieve their financial goals,” Jennings said. “I am especially excited about continuing to develop our employees into well rounded bankers who can provide the best possible service to the people we serve.”
Outside of work, Jennings enjoys following the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bears, playing music, staying active through sports, and spending time outdoors. He lives in Noblesville with his wife, Sydney, and their two dogs, Frank and Rizzo.
Jennings will continue to serve as Financial Center Director for the Westfield location while fulfilling his expanded responsibilities as AVP Market Leader for Hamilton County.