Local bank reaches $1B in assets

Photo courtesy of West Michigan Community Bank

On June 30, 2024, West Michigan Community Bank reached $1 billion in total assets.

According to West Michigan Community Bank, President and CEO Philip Koning, the achievement a testament to the dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment of trust and support of our customers, employees, and board members.

 “As I reflect on the milestone of reaching $1 billion in total assets, I must thank our customers, employees, and our board members for playing an important role in our success,” said Koning. “Reaching $1 billion in total assets is not just about the numbers, it is about the trust our customers and our communities have placed in us. West Michigan Community Bank’s culture has been built on unparalleled customer service and commitment to help the individuals and organizations we serve.”

With its corporate office in Hudsonville, West Michigan Community Bank has been serving customers and communities since 1976. The bank has branches in Hudsonville, Jenison, Grand Rapids, Zeeland, Cascade, and Holland. West Michigan Community Bank offers a full suite of banking services, including personal, business, loans, and wealth management.

Learn more at https://www.wmcb.com/.

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