Bank of Luxemburg Executive Vice President/Chief Lending
Officer Tim Treml was promoted to president at the start of 2017. John Slatky,
who served as the bank’s executive vice president/CEO for five years and president/CEO
for 23 years, will remain on staff to ease the transition until his planned
retirement this June.
Treml has been working closely with Slatky over the course
of two years to focus on the most important aspects of his new position. “Responsibilities have been
transferred to me gradually, so I am confident in myself and the leadership
team will effectively continue to manage the institution moving forward,” Treml
stated.
Treml assures
employees, customers and stakeholders there will not be drastic or immediate
changes due to the transition. “Bank of Luxemburg’s purpose is ‘To have a
positive impact on people’s lives,’” Treml shared. “This purpose is what our
staff believes makes our relationships with customers special. I look forward
to working with our staff to continue fulfilling this vision in the communities
we serve.”
Treml’s promotion comes as a result of his leadership and
long-term commitment to the bank. Treml has been employed at Bank of Luxemburg
for 22 years this June, including seven as chief lending officer, before being
promoted to executive vice president in 2015. In addition, Treml completed the
Graduate School of Banking in 2001 and the Leadership Development Program for
Community Bankers in 2015, a one-year program offered through the Center for
Professional and Executive Development from the Wisconsin School of Business at
University of Wisconsin—Madison.
Treml also brings years of dedicated volunteer service and
community involvement to his leadership role. He served as president on the
Luxemburg Chamber of Commerce and was named the chamber’s “Man of the Year” in
2013. He served as treasurer to Kewaunee County Economic Development Corporation
for three years, has co-chaired the EastShore Industries Annual Golf Outing for
13 years, has served as treasurer to Ducks Unlimited for over 16 years and is a
former rescue squad member.
Former Bank of Luxemburg President John Slatky is confident
in the bank’s future under Treml’s leadership. “The customers in our
communities will be well served for many years to come,” Slatky assured. “Our
customers expect nothing less than exemplary service and sound leadership from
their banker and Tim continues that tradition.” Though Slatky plans to retire
this summer, he will remain on the bank’s board of directors.
As Treml transitions to president, Darren Voigt has assumed the
responsibilities of chief lending officer. Voigt has been with Bank of
Luxemburg since 2014 and has over 25 years of experience including consumer and
mortgage lending, as well as business and commercial banking and treasury
management.
Luxemburg Bancshares, Inc. and Bank of Luxemburg have
banking offices in Luxemburg, Green Bay, Dyckesville, Casco, Algoma, Kewaunee
and Sturgeon Bay. For more information about Luxemburg Bancshares, Inc., visit www.bankofluxemburg.com.
