Patricia A. “Trish” Hanks was recently promoted to Retail Services Market Manager at F&M Trust.

Hanks started her banking career in 1979 and joined F&M Trust as the Orchard Park Office manager in 1999. She was named assistant vice president in 2004 and became the Memorial Square Office manger in 2005. She was named the regional market manager for the Chambersburg area in 2005 and named vice president in 2009.

 

In her new position Hanks will be responsible for managing the Retail Services division in order to meet the financial services needs of the bank’s customers with a focus on growing retail and small business loans, deposits and noninterest income. She will continue to serve as the Chambersburg Market Manager, where she is responsible for development of new small business and retail customer relationships, directing public relations and community involvement activities, providing leadership for the community offices in Chambersburg and St. Thomas, and serving customer’s financial needs with a variety of services not solely limited to loan and deposit products.

 

A graduate of the Central Atlantic Advanced School of Banking at Bucknell University, and the Pennsylvania Bankers Association (PBA) Commercial Lending School at Penn State University, Hanks has also successfully completed the Omega Consumer Lending program and various AIB courses. A Chambersburg area resident, she is on the board of the Downtown Business Council serving as treasurer. Hanks is also the Commercial Division Chair for the United Way of Franklin County, and previously served on the Advisory Committee of Thompson Institute as well as volunteering as a mentor through the Big Brothers/Big Sisters at Stevens Elementary School.

 

F&M Trust Company is an independent community bank headquartered in Chambersburg with over $975 million in assets. With twenty-five community-banking offices in Franklin, Cumberland and Fulton Counties, the bank has offices in Chambersburg, Waynesboro, Marion, St. Thomas, Mont Alto, Carlisle, Boiling Springs, Newville, Shippensburg, Hustontown, McConnellsburg, Orbisonia, and Warfordsburg.

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