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Chandler bank names senior VP

Alison Abramson has joined Western State Bank as senior vice president/business banking officer in Chandler.

Abramson, who has more than 20 years of experience in business banking and leadership …

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WESTERN STATE BANK

Chandler bank names senior VP

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Alison Abramson has joined Western State Bank as senior vice president/business banking officer in Chandler.

Abramson, who has more than 20 years of experience in business banking and leadership roles, “will develop banking and financing solutions for current and new commercial customers,” according to a release.

Western State Bank has Arizona locations in Casa Grande, Chandler, Deer Valley, Mesa, Scottsdale, Sun City and Sun City West.

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