McHenry Savings Bank CEO and leadership

Senior Executive Officer with progressive experience leading public (SEC registrant) banking companies. Proven record of developing and implementing financial and operational controls that improve profitability and competitively position the bank in the market. Combines strong leadership and governance strategy with superior team building and sales management skills, yielding positive results managing organizational change. Critical thinker, competent in quickly assessing and addressing needs and priorities. Effective leader who quickly earns respect and credibility across an organization and consistently demonstrates the highest level of integrity and ethics. CORE COMPETENCIES:  Leadership & Team Building.. .................... Financial & Strategic Planning  Investor Relations and SEC Compliance...  Merger & Acquisition Integration  Change/Turnaround Management............ Civic Leadership & Public Speaking  Performance Management & Coaching....  Risk Management and Optimization

Kathy Pelz is a Chief Retail Banking Officer/Senior Vice President at Mc Henry Savings Bank (inc), Past President 2012-13 at Rotary Club of McHenry, and Board Member at The Mchenry County Community Foundation and is based in Woodstock, Illinois. She has worked as Past Board Member and Chairman at McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce.

Robert Ollech CFA is a Chief Credit Officer and Chief Compliance Oficer at Mc Henry Savings Bank (inc) and Senior Advisor at Stone Pillar Advisors, Ltd and is based in McHenry, Illinois. He has worked as Senior Vice President - Financial Services Analyst at Principal Financial Securities, President & CEO at SBW, and Managing Director - Executive Credit Officer at Talmer Bank and Trust. Robert studied at UWEC between 1978 and 1982 and University of Wisconsin-Madison between 1982 and 1983.

Thomas Parliment is an Interim COO at Mc Henry Savings Bank (inc) and Owner at Parliment Consulting Svc.Inc.. He attended Harper College, New York between 1963 and 1968 and Binghamton University between 1968 and 1970.