Horicon Bank is pleased to welcome Amy Schmoldt to its growing Mortgage Lending team as Vice President, serving the West Bend area.
Schmoldt brings nearly 30 years of banking and mortgage lending experience to Horicon Bank. Throughout her career, she has built expertise in mortgage lending, retail banking, branch leadership, and customer relationship management, helping individuals and families achieve their homeownership goals.
In her role, Schmoldt will work closely with homebuyers, homeowners, and referral partners to provide personalized mortgage solutions tailored to each customer's unique needs. Her industry knowledge, relationship-focused approach, and commitment to exceptional service make her a valuable addition to the Bank's mortgage team.
A graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stout, Schmoldt earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Retail Merchandising and Management, with minors in Speech and Business Administration. She has received numerous professional and community recognitions, including being a three-time recipient of the Ozaukee/Lakeshore Realtors Association Affiliate of the Year Award and a long-time recipient of the Five-Star Mortgage Professional Award.
Schmoldt is also actively involved in the community through leadership roles with the West Bend Area Chamber of Commerce and Leadership West Bend programs.
"We are honored to welcome Amy to Horicon Bank," said Fred C. Schwertfeger, President of Horicon Bank. "Amy's extensive mortgage lending experience, proven leadership, and dedication to exceptional customer service make her an outstanding addition to our team. Her commitment to building strong relationships and helping customers achieve their homeownership goals aligns perfectly with our mission. We look forward to the expertise and passion she will bring to our customers, communities, and colleagues."
With her strong background in mortgage lending, leadership, and community involvement, Schmoldt is well positioned to serve Horicon Bank customers and support the Bank's continued growth throughout southeastern Wisconsin.