Les Kessens began his career at The Napoleon State Bank in 1981.
Les Kessens. Photo provided.
(Napoleon, Ind.) - The Napoleon State Bank announces the retirement of Les Kessens from its Board of Directors, marking the conclusion of an exceptional career with the bank that has spanned over 44 years.
Kessens began his career at The Napoleon State Bank in 1981, and over the years, made significant contributions to the bank’s growth, customer relationships, and operational development. As President, he led the bank through key initiatives and strategic changes that helped solidify its role as a trusted financial partner in the community.
Following his tenure as President, Kessens continued to contribute to the bank’s direction and success through his service on the Board of Directors. He brought continuity, leadership experience, and a deep understanding of community banking to the boardroom.
“Les Kessens has played a critical role in the bank’s history, helping to shape the bank we are today,” said Joe Moorman, President and CEO of The Napoleon State Bank. “We thank him for his long-standing service and leadership, and we wish him the very best in retirement.”
Kessens was recognized for his years of service at The Napoleon State Bank Annual Stockholder Meeting held on April 15 in Napoleon.
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