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December 10, 2018

MAi staff members posing after escape room

MAi Christmas Party

We had a wonderful Christmas Party this year! Our employees split up into two teams and were trapped inside different escape rooms. Team 2 did make […]

October 2, 2018

Welcome La Toya Bengs to the McCormack Team

We’re excited to welcome La Toya Bengs to our McCormack and Associates Team She’s our newest Audit Associate. In banking since 2012, La Toya has […]

September 13, 2018

Be a Banker Training a Success!

Our recent Be a Banker Training has been a huge success! We’ve been transforming employees in to BANKERS across the state. So far, we’ve had two […]

May 30, 2018

Community Involvement

At McCormack & Associates, we are more than just bankers…we are making a difference in our communities as well! We have the best associates! Brie Truett […]

Community Banking News courtesy of American Banker

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