First Central State Bank recently welcomed Private Banker Maggie Goebel-Bly to their banking team.
In her role, Goebel-Bly will handle consumer lending and customer service responsibilities at First Central’s DeWitt and Clinton offices.
First Central State Bank CEO and President Brigham Tubbs said Goebel-Bly’s experience will add to an already established team with years of financial knowledge.
“Adding Maggie’s vast experience creates even more options for our friends and neighbors to receive quality banking service,” Tubbs said. “She is well-versed in several facets of banking and will be a quality addition to the team.”
Goebel-Bly brings 16 years of banking experience to First Central State Bank. During those years, she has spent time as a teller, Customer Service Representative, IRA Administrator, and lender.
“I enjoy learning,” Goebel-Bly said. “I’ve used my years in banking to learn as much as I can, so when clients come to me for a loan or questions about their financial future, I can give them quality, sound financial advice.”
A native of Clinton, Goebel-Bly has a Bachelor’s degree from Ashford University.
Ohnward Bancshares, Inc., a billion-dollar plus holding company with 18 financial offices in Eastern Iowa including Maquoketa State Bank with offices in Maquoketa, Andrew, and Preston; Ohnward Bank & Trust with offices in Baldwin, Cascade, Monticello, Marion, Central City and Cedar Rapids; First Central State Bank with offices in DeWitt, LeClaire, Clinton, Goose Lake and Eldridge. Trust services are offered through all banking offices under the Ohnward banner, which includes Ohnward Insurance Group, Central Realty, Ohnward Financial Advisor Services, Ohnward Farm Management, Ohnward Tax, Accounting and Business Services, Vosler Investment Group and Ohnward Wealth & Retirement.
Ohnward Bancshares, Inc., has assets of $1.5 Billion, capital of $185 Million and employs over 260 full and part time employees. Ohnward is locally owned by shareholders living primarily in Jackson, Clinton, Scott, Jones, and Linn Counties. Bank management’s focus continues to be helping clients and communities grow and prosper. The banks and ancillary businesses have a strong record of community and economic development, and educational and cultural support within the markets they serve
