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Leading with Impact Summit

por | 25 de noviembre de 2025 | Comunidad

A shared commitment to Colorado communities

At Alpine Bank, we believe that business is about more than banking, it's about building stronger communities. That's why we were honored to be recognized at the Lead with Impact Summit, hosted by the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation and B:CIVIC. 

The summit celebrates organizations that are redefining what it means to lead with purpose and create lasting change. Alongside fellow honorees, 9NEWS Kyle Clark's Word of Thanks and CoBank, we joined a conversation about how businesses can align strategy with community engagement to amplify impact. 

"The best partnerships start with listening," said Alpine Bank Market President Karrie Fletcher. "Real impact doesn't happen overnight, it takes time and commitment. And when we work together —businesses, nonprofits and community groups—we can accomplish so much more than we ever could alone.” 

These are practices we see every day in Colorado communities. From local nonprofits to grassroots initiatives, the real credit belongs to the people and organizations who inspire us to keep showing up and investing in relationships that matter. 

We're proud to be part of a network of businesses that believe giving back isn't just good for communities, it strengthens all of us. Thank you to the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation and B:CIVIC for shining a light on businesses that strengthen our local communities, and to our partners across Colorado who make this work possible. 

Please visit alpinebank.com to learn more about Alpine Bank and our commitment to Colorado and you.  

<a href="https://www.alpinebank.com/about-us/who-we-are/team-detail.html?cId=99073&title=glen-jammaron" target="_blank">Glen Jammaron</a>

Glen Jammaron

Oriundo de Colorado, Glen Jammaron es president y vice chairman de Alpine Bank. Glen comenzó a trabajar en el banco en 1985 y asumió su puesto actual en 2007. Durante el tiempo que Glen estuvo en el banco, Alpine creció de $2 mil millones a más de $6 mil millones en activos y se expandió sustancialmente, con sucursales en todo el estado.