Michelle Palm, Human Resources Officer at The Old Fort Banking Company, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees for the Gillmor Foundation
Palm joined The Old Fort Banking Company in 2018 and currently leads the Bank’s human resources initiatives. She holds an Associate’s Degree in Business Management from Terra Community College and is a graduate of the Human Resources Management School at the Graduate School of Banking in Madison, WI.
Beyond her professional role, Palm is an active member of the Tiffin community. She serves on the YMCA Board of Trustees and is the current President of the Seneca County Human Resources Association.
Sharing thoughts on her appointment, Palm stated:
“I am honored to have the opportunity to serve on the Board of Trustees for the Gillmor Charitable Foundation. As a member of the Seneca County community, I am excited to continue the foundation’s tradition of making a positive impact and enhancing the lives of those we serve.”
“The Gillmor Charitable Foundation has a long history of giving back in ways that directly benefit the Seneca and Sandusky County communities. Michelle’s dedication to various community initiatives aligns seamlessly with the Foundations,” said Michael C. Spragg, Chairman of the Foundation Board and President & CEO of The Old Fort Banking Company.
About The Old Fort Banking Company
Established in 1916, Old Fort Banking Company has assets totaling approximately $850 million. Old Fort is a recognized leader in community banking throughout the area, and prides itself on providing prompt, professional and personal Client service. The Old Fort Banking Company proudly serves Greene, Hancock, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, with financial centers in Bettsville, Clyde, Findlay, Fostoria, Fremont, Old Fort, Tiffin, Sugarcreek Township, and Xenia. Old Fort is a recognized leader in community banking throughout the area in assisting members of the community, including local businesses and corporations.