Heartland Bank Blog

The Ohio Dominican University (ODU) Finance Department of the Division of Business teamed up with Heartland Bank to offer a semi-annual series on financial literacy topics. G. Scott McComb, President & CEO, was the keynote speaker at both events. 

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Over 250 business professionals were in attendance at Heartland Bank’s 13th Annual Economic Forum at the Hilton Columbus at Easton on April 5, 2012. This year the Forum featured the insights and retrospect of Dr. Edmond J. Seifried. Dr. Seifried is Professor Emeritus of Economics and Business at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. He serves as Executive Consultant and Chief Economist for the Sheshunoff CEO Affiliation Programs. Dr. Seifried is also a partner in Seifried & Brew LLC, a community bank consulting firm. 

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Tiney M. McComb, age 69, died quietly at his home in New Albany, Ohio, April 21, 2012. Tiney was born March 27, 1943 in Covington, Virginia and grew up in Huntersville, West Virginia, son of the late Clarence and Georgia (Moore) McComb. He is preceded in death by his wife of 41 years, Helena McComb, and brothers, Grey and Jamie McComb. 

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Over 30 guests gathered at the March 27th Power Breakfast to hear Greg Schenk give a Market Overview of the Commercial Real Estate Market in Columbus covering each product type: Office, Industrial, Retail, and Apartment.  

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Over the years, Heartland Bank has celebrated many milestones. We celebrated launching new technology, One Hundred years of commitment and service to our communities, and reaching $500 million in assets...just to name a few. This past March we celebrated another milestone… the recognition of a combined 156 years of banking moving into the exciting world of retirement bliss! 

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G. Scott McComb, President and CEO of Heartland Bank, recently announced the launch of the "Spotlight Series", a year-long program of educational events to help customers learn to grow, protect and manage their assets. “For over 100 years, our community bank has been building relationships with our clients. Our core mission is to provide services that promote the economic growth and well-being of individuals and businesses within our communities,” stated McComb. 

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Burton Metal Finishing family owned since 1987 will be celebrating their 25th anniversary July 25th! Scott Burton, current owner and operator, and son of the company founder Dallas Burton, stated, “We are proud of our third generation family-owned business. Value has always been the driving force of our company. Most metal finishing companies provide either plating or powder coating, but few provide both. Burton Metal Finishing has developed the expertise to make this two part process available to their customers at one convenient location.”  

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With all the technological conveniences that Heartland Bank has to offer, we know many of our customers spend a lot of time online, with their mobile devices and checking e-mail. However, we also know that if you're not careful there are some "not so good" things that can come of an active, always-connected lifestyle. The good news is that we've just launched a new Online Security Center to help address many of the threats that you may encounter while living your life electronically.  

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On February 25, 2012, Heartland Bank, 104.9 The River and ABC 6/Fox 28 partnered to host the 5th Annual Heartland Bank Money Matters Free Financial Summit. The Saturday morning event took place at Mount Hermon Missionary Baptist Church on Sunbury Road in Columbus and attracted over 130 individuals interested in the free financial advice being offered. 

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Over 50 people braved the cold weather and snowflakes for the Valentine’s Day Groundbreaking of the new home of Heartland Bank in Newark. The bank welcomed government and business leaders to this historic event. “We couldn’t be happier with the turnout. It shows we have a lot of support in town,” said G. Scott McComb, President and CEO.  

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