Traditions Bank Blog
Gene Draganosky Named Central PA Business Journal Power Player
Traditions Bank President and CEO, Gene Draganosky, recognized as a 2020 Power Player in Finance On December 18, the Central Penn Business Journal edition featured 28 “Power Players” in the ...
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A message of unity from the President & CEO
The events that have unfolded in our country over the past week have rocked our nation to the core. Emotions sparked by the senseless death of George Floyd in Minneapolis have ignited protests, ...
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Letter from the President and CEO – Winter 2019
Traditions are the things we value enough to repeat. As our name implies, Traditions Bank cherishes established traditions. From our Core Values to the way we greet each customer, these customs ...
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Letter from the President & CEO – Summer 2019
“You don’t build a business. You build people, and people build the business.” — Zig Ziglar Recently, Traditions Bank completed a strategic planning process, developing a roadmap for our ...
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“No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks.” — St. Ambrose (340-397 A.D.) No matter how much times have changed throughout the centuries, there are basic principles which remain ...
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Performance can be measured in many different ways. Banks measure performance in terms of loan and deposit growth, net profitability, and many other financial metrics. Traditions Bank measures ...
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On October 28, Traditions Bank celebrated 15 years of steady growth and is on target for 12 straight years of profitability. As we mark our anniversary and close the books on our most profitable ...
Continue ReadingTraditions Bank Announces One of Its Own Will Become President
The community bank that was founded a dozen years ago continues to look to the future Traditions Bank has grown to over $300 million in assets with five branches across York County. The Bank’s ...
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