Spirit Lake, IA – Bank Midwest is pleased to announce the addition of Tim Quick as Regional President and Head of Commercial Lending, bringing more than 20 years of industry experience and a proven track record of helping customers, businesses, and communities achieve their goals.
Throughout his career, Quick has built strong teams and lasting relationships by combining industry expertise with a customer-focused approach. His experience includes working with wholesale, manufacturing, commercial/industrial businesses, real estate and government guaranteed lending. Tim has a well-rounded understanding of the real-world challenges and opportunities customers navigate in today’s changing financial landscape.
“We are excited to add someone of Tim’s caliber to our team,” said Luke Donnenwerth, President and Chief Banking Officer. “His industry experience, dedication to building strong relationships, and commitment to serving customers and supporting his team align perfectly with our values as an organization. We are confident in the positive impact he will have on our customers and the communities we serve.”
In his dual role as Head of Commercial Lending and Market President for the Lakes Area, Quick will provide strategic leadership for the bank’s commercial lending team while driving continued growth and relationship development throughout the region. He will focus on delivering tailored financial solutions for businesses, supporting lenders across the organization, and strengthening the bank’s presence in the Lakes Area through active community engagement and a strong commitment to exceptional customer service. His leadership and industry expertise will play an important role in advancing the organization’s commercial banking strategy while fostering long-term success for the businesses and communities it serves. Quick’s extensive experience and strategic perspective will help strengthen Bank Midwest’s commitment to delivering personalized financial solutions and memorable service.
“I am honored to join an organization that places such a strong emphasis on relationships, community involvement, and exceptional customer service,” said Quick. “I look forward to getting to know our customers, supporting their financial goals, and contributing to the continued success of Bank Midwest.”
Outside of the office, Tim enjoys staying active in the communities he serves, spending time with a good book, and planning for future travel experiences, including an African safari. A self-proclaimed night owl, he brings both energy and optimism to everything he does, believing that “it is possible to demand high-quality results and still focus on people first.” As he begins this new chapter, he is looking forward to building relationships across the organization. With a people-centered leadership style and a passion for helping others succeed, he is confident that “the best is yet to come.”
Bank Midwest is confident that Quick’s expertise, leadership, and commitment to service will make a meaningful contribution to the organization. We look forward to the relationships he will foster and the value he will bring to customers, coworkers, and communities throughout the region.
Bank Midwest remains committed to investing in our communities and providing trusted financial guidance to our customers and businesses. As Bank Midwest continues to grow, the addition of experienced leaders like Tim Quick helps ensure customers receive the expertise, support, and personal attention they deserve. The bank looks forward to the leadership, knowledge, and energy he will bring to both customers and colleagues in the years ahead.
About Bank Midwest
Bank Midwest is an employee-owned organization with 12 locations throughout Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota. With a mission rooted in connection, integrity, and local service, Bank Midwest is committed to empowering customers and strengthening the communities it calls home. The financial institution has assets exceeding $1.3 billion, and is a full-service financial institution offering loans and traditional FDIC-insured accounts, as well as insurance, investment and trust services. *Investments and insurance services are not deposits, not FDIC insured, not guaranteed by the bank and may go down in value.
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