Coulter Promoted
Coulter Promoted to Senior Vice President
Published: February 20, 2014
Washington, MO – Bank of Washington Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer L. B. Eckelkamp, Jr. recently announced the promotion of Pat Coulter to Senior Vice President Retail Management and Operations Compliance. “With over 39 years of experience in retail banking operations, many years overseeing deposit and operations compliance and additionally serving as the bank’s Bank Secrecy Act officer, we are pleased to announce Pat’s promotion into this important new role of the bank. We have the utmost trust in her ability to ensure operations compliance and highly value her experience and ability to anticipate and react to the ever-changing banking compliance environment,” stated President Louis B. “Buzz” Eckelkamp, III.
Coulter joined the Bank of Washington in 1974. Since then, she has had experience with multiple retail and operational responsibilities, loan processing, product development, marketing, retail management, branch administration, compliance and risk management. She is a St. Francis Borgia Regional High School alum, has attended East Central College and graduated from Missouri School of Banking at Southwest Missouri State, Springfield. She is also a graduate of the School of Bank Marketing and Management and Graduate School of Banking through the University of Colorado, Boulder. Additionally, Coulter has obtained Sheshunoff BSA Officer Certification.
“I feel very fortunate to have been able to build a lifetime career with such a great organization in the community where I reside. The Bank of Washington’s values regarding community, employees and family has allowed me to maintain a very good balance of career and family. I am truly grateful for the opportunities I have been given,” stated Coulter.
Coulter is a member of St. Francis Borgia Parish and also serves as a member of the Optimist Club, board member of Exceptional Equestrians and is active in other civic functions. She and her husband Steve reside in Washington. They have four grown children, Chris Coulter, Matt Coulter, Tom Coulter and Kim Weber.
The Bank of Washington is the oldest and largest community bank in Franklin County, serving the community for over 135 years, and offering banking seven days a week at their branch located inside Schnucks in Washington. In addition to six convenient branch facilities located throughout Washington, Gray Summit and Villa Ridge, the Bank of Washington also provides online banking, mobile banking and 14 ATMs throughout Washington, Marthasville, New Haven, Villa Ridge and Gray Summit.