Farmers Bank breaks ground at new location
Published 8:48 am Wednesday, April 5, 2017
- Representatives at the Farmer’s National Bank groundbreaking recently were, from left: Greg Caudill, CEO of Farmers National Bank; and board director’s of the bank’s board John Albright, Logan Germann and Jeff Thornton; Marty Gibson, bank president; and Anthony Burnett, customer experience director of Level 5 design firm.
LEVEL 5
News release
Farmers National Bank held a ground-breaking ceremony Wednesday morning for its future 3,100-square-foot Garland Drive Branch building, off of the South Danville Bypass.
Marty Gibson, president of Farmers National Bank, speaks to the group about plans for the site, including the four full-time positions that will be created with the bank’s new branch. Greg Caudill, in the background, is Farmers National Bank’s CEO.
“We are breaking the traditional banking mold in this move toward our branch of the future,” said Marty Gibson, president of Farmers National Bank.
The bank will utilize the latest in technology and retail delivery methods in the branch. The retail lobby will be serviced by cash automation and dialogue towers (teller pods) to create the opportunity for dynamic and advisory interactions between the bank’s staff and its customers. The drive through facility will utilized NCR’s Interactive Teller Machine (ITM) allowing for longer hours to the community. Farmers National Bank is the first bank in the area to offer extended hourst thorugh this technology.
The bank chose the LEVEL 5 company to design and build its new branch of the future. It will represent the bank’s new approach to retail and commercial banking.
The target opening date is for late this summer.
