Potter Named Chief Lending Officer For North Shore Bank

22-year North Shore Bank veteran to oversee all of bank's lending operations

BROOKFIELD, Wis. - North Shore Bank today announced that David J. Potter has been named the bank's chief lending officer. In his new role, Potter will oversee all of North Shore Bank's commercial, consumer and mortgage lending activities in Wisconsin and Florida.

Potter most recently served as the bank's senior vice president in charge of commercial and consumer lending. He joined North Shore Bank in 1984 and has worked in the lending area throughout his career.

"Dave Potter is an exceptional banker who has been a leader in our lending efforts for more than 20 years," said James F. McKenna, president and chief executive officer of North Shore Bank. "He's helped develop new lending programs and products, always with the customer foremost in mind. He's been an important part of the North Shore Bank team for a long time, and he will do an outstanding job for our customers and our bank as chief lending officer."

Potter, a Germantown resident, earned his bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He is an active member of the Exchange Club of Milwaukee.

North Shore Bank, headquartered in Brookfield, was founded in 1923. It has assets of $1.9 billion and 42 offices throughout eastern Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois. Current branch locations are in metro Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Appleton, Menasha, the Green Bay area, Burlington, Union Grove, and Door County. North Shore Bank also has a mortgage production office in Tampa, Fla.