If you own a business, managing your finances is a priority. Many businesses are large enough to have associates and tools in-house to accomplish this, but if you’re a smaller, mom-and-pop or start-up, do you know that Heartland has help for you?

Football may not be your thing or maybe it is, but during Super Bowl month, most everyone at least enjoys the hype and commercials associated with the big games. What’s not to love – commercials that are funnier than ever, snack ideas to rival anything a caterer can provide and exploding social media regarding the performers and their halftime shows.

We’ve made it to 2024! Do you find yourself wanting to make a few resolutions but figure you’re too late to the game? Or are resolutions part of your January to-do list, and now you’re making a resolution to actually commit to your resolutions in maybe February or even March?

Heartland Bank is proud to share a very successful aspect of its internal culture – women in various positions all through the ranks of Heartland, from entry level positions to the Chief Financial Officer. Jamie Taylor recognizes this attribute and is thankful to be a part of this diverse environment.

During the holiday season, the Heartland Bank family celebrates throughout the month with associate lunches, ugly sweater day, a silent auction and a holiday party that has been a tradition for over 30 years. Sharing and caring about each other is part of the Heartland culture, making the season one for reverence, thankfulness and celebration.