EVELETH – Miners National Bank is announcing the addition to their Board of Directors. Steven Raj, an industry veteran with more than 20 years of financial service experience, currently serving as Executive Vice President of the bank, has been elected to the bank Board of Directors.
Raj was hired by the bank in May of 2018 to provide long-term support to our bank with emphasis in our lending departments. Mr. Raj will also leverage his extensive industry experience to help strategically guide the bank into the future.
“We welcome Steven as a new Director to our bank, we believe he will bring a wealth of experience from a variety of perspectives,” said Girard Hoel, Miners National Bank Chairman.
“Steven has proven to be a valuable teammate here at the Miners National Bank and we look forward to leveraging his bank experience and business relationships,” said Jonathan Hoel, Miners National Bank President.
“Setting short and long term strategic goals on how we want to grow and how we want to treat our client relationships for the next few decades, and not just the next few years, is cornerstone to the continued success of Miners National Bank,” said Raj.
About the Bank:
Miners National Bank is an independent 4th generation family-owned community bank located in Eveleth, Minnesota. Established in 1903, Miners National Bank is a full service financial institution specializing in exceeding your expectations with personalized service and comprehensive solutions for commercial, mortgage and consumer banking.
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