GenoaBank opens operations center

GENOA — GenoaBank — a locally owned and independent community bank — recently celebrated the company's new operations center, on Main Street in Genoa. A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on June 24 to mark the occasion. Among those in attendance for the event included local politicians, chamber members and bank employees. "The operations center stands as a symbol of our mission to preserve and grow GenoaBank for generations to come," said Martin P. Sutter, the bank's chairman, president and CEO. "We are confident the new office, which provides up to 30 workspaces, will have a positive impact on our ability to collaborate more efficiently across many bank functions while providing premium office space for our employees," Sutter said. "There is genuine excitement about our new facility and, more importantly, even greater excitement about GenoaBank's future." Founded in 1902, GenoaBank provides a broad range of banking services to business and private customers in Lucas, Wood, Ottawa and Sandusky counties. The bank has assets of $505 million and operates branch offices in Genoa, Elmore, Maumee, Millbury, Oregon, Port Clinton, Rossford, Sylvania and downtown Toledo.