OMB is pleased to announce that Isaac Lasater recently joined its commercial lending team in Springfield as a vice president and commercial loan officer.
Lasater has nearly seven years of industry experience. He began his banking career in 2016 as a teller at Great Southern Bank. He began his lending career in 2017 as a commercial lending trainee at Great Southern before promotions to commercial lending credit analyst and, in 2019, to commercial loan officer. He was most recently vice president, commercial loan officer for Legacy Bank and Trust.
“We are thrilled to add a commercial lender with Isaac’s expertise and passion for serving the local business community,” said John Maupin, chief lending officer. “We look forward to his continued growth and development as a loan officer and the great relationships he’ll continue to cultivate with Springfield area business owners.”
Lasater holds a Bachelor of Science degree in General Business from Missouri State University. He will office at OMB’s 3050 S. Delaware Ave. Lending Center in Springfield.
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