Shelby State Bank officers receive honors

Shelby State Bank officers receive honors

SHELBY — Two Shelby State Bank officers were recently recognized by trade organizations for their efforts to advance the banking industry.

Vanderputte

Janis Vanderputte vice president, compliance officer, and IT security officer for Shelby State Bank and Jody Brewer, credit officer have both been honored for their contributions to the banking industry and the impact they both have made in their respective positions.   

Vanderputte, received the 40 Under 40 emerging leaders award from the Independent Community Bankers of America. She is recognized among other up and coming innovators, influencers, and civil servants who represent community banking excellence. As a member of the Education Committee of the Community Bankers of Michigan, she helps the association inform its members about banking and training best practices. Vanderputte is a resource for many of her colleagues at Shelby State Bank, according to Mishelle M. Comstock, president and chief executive officer.

Brewer

Brewer received the 20 Under 30 award, in the area of Finance and Banking, from Michigan Works West Central. She was among 19 other professionals who are excelling in their respective fields under the age of 30. Brewer’s dedication to her career and her passion for people and the community sets her apart, Comstock said. Brewer was able to share how others guided her along the way and what she finds unique about west Michigan. She also shared her appreciation for the local community service she is a part of through Shelby State Bank and with her role is able to assist businesses grow their footprint and benefit the community.

“We are honored to have both Janis and Jody as part of our amazing team at Shelby State Bank and it’s great to see them recognized both regionally and nationally for their dedication and hard work,” said Comstock.