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| Carol KasperNot only has Carol been a banker in the Annapolis area for over 30 years (with BankAnnapolis since 2000), she has been instrumental in helping innumerable local entrepreneurs grow and expand their businesses including businesses in the marine and construction industry, doctors and attorneys to mention a few. She is Chairman Emeritus for Hospice of the Chesapeake, Vice Chair of the Minority Business Enterprise Committee for Anne Arundel County, is on the Board for Associated Builders and Contractors and received the Baltimore Daily Record Award as one of Maryland’s Top 100 Women in Business. She and her husband make their home in Annapolis. You may contact Carol directly at 410-224-4455 or email her at ckasper@bankannapolis.com |
|  | Kathryn CourseyKathy has lived on the Eastern Shore all her life and has been a banker since 1981. Her career includes over 23 years with Centreville National Bank and one year with 1st Mariner – both as a VP. Kathy has a great deal of expertise in helping businesses grow and prosper through her knowledge of cash management, credit and business operations. She has an intimate understanding of Maryland real estate law and holds a real estate license. Kathy is deeply involved with local business and charitable organizations, including Kent Island Cruisers; Kent Island Federation of Arts; Chesapeake Women’s Network; both Queen Anne’s County and South County Chambers of Commerce; and Queen Anne’s County Hospice. Hard to believe she still finds time to hang out with her husband and two sons and exercise her passions for western trail riding and car shows (she’s proud owner of a ’66 Mustang). You may contact Kathy directly at 410-643-4191 or email her at kcoursey@bankannapolis.com |
|  | Kim Sherman
Kim has enjoyed a career in small business consulting and banking for over 20 years, most of it in Anne Arundel County. Prior to joining BankAnnapolis, she helped build a business banking division from the ground up at another financial institution, was an anchor on the ABA’s TV program Financial Link and consulted for SBDCs and Score. Given her wealth of experience, Kim is routinely invited to lecture on business topics throughout Maryland. She is on the membership committee for the Associated Builders and Contractors Association and sits on the Development Committee for Habitat for Humanity of Anne Arundel County. A wife and mother of two, she also devotes her energies to a number of not-for-profit organizations. Among other projects, she’s organized world cultural arts exchanges and Red Cross blood drives, helped women in distress with career counseling, and facilitated middle school finance classes. Kim is a graduate of Wake Forest University. You may contact Kim directly at 410-224-4455 or email her at ksherman@bankannapolis.com |
|  | J. Mitchell KrebsMitch started his career in banking at age 19 when he worked as a teller while in college. He has been in the banking business in the Baltimore/Washington area ever since, working in branches, mortgage offices and commercial departments. When he’s not helping clients or spending time with his wife and daughter, he’s involving himself in the community, as a board member for both the Annapolis Business Association and Anne Arundel Community College, Treasurer of the Maryland Tourism Education Foundation, and volunteer with the county’s Smart Start program for new entrepreneurs. It’s a wonder he finds time for a weekly riding lesson with his daughter.
You may contact Mitch directly at 410-224-4455 or email him at mkrebs@bankannapolis.com | | If you are interested in commercial real estate contact one of our commercial real estate experts |
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