Horicon Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Cassie Voight to Chief Operations Officer.
Voight began her career with Horicon Bank in 2002 as a teller and has since advanced through a series of leadership roles, most recently serving as Senior Vice President. Her quarter-century journey reflects a deep commitment to the bank’s mission, customers, and communities.
Throughout her tenure, Voight has successfully led complex initiatives and cross-functional teams, helping drive operational excellence while aligning key projects with the bank’s strategic objectives. Her collaborative leadership style fosters accountability, innovation, and high performance across the organization.
"My career at Horicon Bank has been a journey of growth, purpose, and opportunity, where I've found not just a role, but a place to make a meaningful impact," said Voight. "Horicon Bank empowers employees to make a difference in the lives of our customers and communities. Whether serving on the front lines or working behind the scenes, every team member plays an important role in delivering the care and service that defines who we are."
Voight is a 2025 graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and remains actively involved in advancing industry best practices through her volunteer leadership and board service with the SHAZAM and Phoenix user groups. She is highly respected throughout the banking and fintech industries for her commitment to innovation, operational excellence, and advancing the future of banking.
"Cassie has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, strategic vision, and dedication throughout her career at Horicon Bank," said Fred C. Schwertfeger, President. "Her ability to lead complex initiatives, build strong teams, and drive meaningful results has made a lasting impact on our organization. As Chief Operations Officer, Cassie will continue to play a key role in shaping the future of Horicon Bank, and we are excited to see her leadership guide our continued growth and innovation."