This is how banking should feel.
We’re proud to share stories that reflect what No Nonsense Banking can look like. We’d love to hear how First Interstate played a part in a meaningful moment in your life — big or small.
Straight answers, human relationships, and no nonsense. It’s not a new way to bank, but it is the right way. Hear how First Interstate is focusing on what matters most to our clients.
Bankers Who Build Our Business
"We have someone we can trust at First Interstate to meet up, answer our questions, give us options, and find solutions. Our bankers bring a local, small town feel to every business dealing, and they do everything they can to help us as we build our business. With First Interstate’s treasury solutions, we give our customers and vendors more secure payment options and more peace of mind about how their money moves.”
– Lincoln Anderson, Owner & CEO of Aspen Ridge Lawn & Landscaping, Rapid City, South Dakota
A Partner on Every Level
“I don’t see a one-size-fits-all mentality with First Interstate. They take time to understand your needs and figure out how they can adapt their services to meet them. First Interstate has the infrastructure of a national bank, but they are local and accessible, like your neighbors. That’s really important and hard to find."
– Nate Broeckert, CEO of Coal Creek Meals on Wheels, Lafayette, Colorado
Caring and Proactive
“It’s been great to have First Interstate Bank as a partner who is proactive about having conversations around what will benefit our business. First Interstate’s team took the time to learn about our business and the unique market we operate in. Now we have a bank that works with us and understands the nuances of our industry."
– Eric Willenborg, CFO, Kendrick Forest Products, Edgewood, Iowa
A Deep Understanding
“Our team at First Interstate is proactive and responsive with a deep understanding of the banking needs of nonprofit organizations and the communities they serve. First Interstate not only invests in digital services, but their bankers invest time and energy in making sure the system works the way nonprofits like ours need it to.”
– Jim White, Executive Director of Nonprofit Association of Oregon, Portland, Oregon