Waterloo, Iowa, United States, August 2024 – Jim Denholm has started a new position as Chief People Officer at Lincoln Savings Bank. With a robust background in human resources and labor relations, Jim is set to lead the HR function at Lincoln Savings Bank, focusing on enhancing the employee experience and supporting the bank’s strategic goals.
Jim Denholm joins Lincoln Savings Bank from TruStage, where he held various leadership roles over 25 years. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Human Resources, where he led initiatives to improve employee relations, talent acquisition, and performance management. Jim has a wealth of experience in labor relations, having successfully negotiated collective bargaining agreements and managed union relations.
Before TruStage, Jim held positions including Director of HR Operations and Director of Employee & Labor Relations, where he was responsible for HR technology, employee relations, and site leadership. His extensive career also includes roles in HR generalist support, employment contracting, and licensing, showcasing his comprehensive expertise in HR management.
Founded in 1902, Lincoln Savings Bank has been a cornerstone of the Midwest, providing exceptional banking services for over a century. Known for its customer-centric approach, Lincoln Savings Bank supports local communities through various initiatives, including support for non-profits, education, and local organizations. This commitment to community involvement is exemplified by the LSB Foundation, established in 2005, which has raised over $2.6 million to support charitable activities.
Lincoln Savings Bank’s dedication to community service has earned it numerous awards, including the National Community Bank Service Award and the Gift of the Heart Philanthropy Award. In 2017, the bank was recognized with America’s SBDC Small Business Champion Award for its support of Iowa’s businesses. With a legacy of service and a focus on the future, Lincoln Savings Bank continues to be a leader in community banking.
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