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The Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County raises funds to champion equitable access to culturally-sensitive healthcare & mental health services. They raise funds in support of underserved and vulnerable community members, from northern Santa Rosa to Cloverdale.
Summit State Bank Promotes Candy Yandell to SVP & Director of Branch Operations
Candy Yandell has been promoted to Senior Vice President and Director of Branch Operations at Summit State Bank. With 25+ years in banking and over two decades at Summit, she is valued for her leadership, operational expertise, and service on the 4Cs Sonoma County board.
Summit State Bank Earns $2.4 Million in Second Quarter 2025
Summit State Bank reported strong second-quarter 2025 earnings of $2.4 million, or $0.36 per diluted share, driven by improved net interest margin and reduced non-performing assets. The Bank continues to strengthen capital and liquidity through strategic balance sheet management while maintaining solid credit quality and operational efficiency.
Summit State Bank Promotes Amy Wakayama to Senior Vice President
Amy Wakayama has been promoted to Senior Vice President at Summit State Bank. Since joining in 2017, she has led Human Resources with innovative programs that enrich workplace culture and employee growth, while serving on boards including the CBA ERISA Trust Committee and Sonoma County Japanese American Citizens League.
Phone Spoofing on the Rise
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Fintech Banking Apps – What You Need to Know
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7 Tips to Establish Good Savings Habits
Pay yourself first. If you wait to see what income is left over after paying expenses, you are less likely to save. Determine in advance how much money you plan to deposit each...
Becoming Financially Fit
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The Importance of Creating a Budget
Creating a budget - The key to a good budget is including as much information as possible so you can adequately prepare and plan. It's important to keep accurate records of your...
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Summit State Bank will never phone, text or email you to request private information such as account number, social security number, card number, or password. Do not respond to requests for such information.
When logging in, you may be prompted to use a one-time code, in addition to your username and password. This code will be communicated to you through either an automated voice call or a text message.
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Summit State Bank will never phone, text or email you to request private information such as account number, social security number, card number, or password. Do not respond to requests for such information.
When logging in, you may be prompted to use a one-time code, in addition to your username and password. This code will be communicated to you through either an automated voice call or a text message.