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Briggeman graduates Stonier GSB

Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company, Jasper

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Jordan Briggeman, vice president and business banker at Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company, Jasper, graduated from the Stonier Graduate School of Banking and earned the Wharton Leadership Certificate on June 4, 2026.

Briggeman joined the bank five years ago after more than a decade working as a commercial real estate agent and small business owner. His entrepreneurial background provides valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities business clients face. He has also earned the Advanced Commercial Lending Certificate from the American Bankers Association.

“Jordan’s graduation from the Stonier Graduate School of Banking and completion of the Wharton Leadership Certificate are outstanding accomplishments that reflect his dedication to continued growth and leadership,” said Craig Buse, the bank’s president and CEO. “His experience, business-minded perspective and commitment to serving customers make him a valuable asset to Springs Valley and the communities we serve.”

Deeply involved in his community, Briggeman serves on the boards of the Daviess County Economic Development Corporation and the Pike County Economic Development Corporation. He also serves on the board and finance committee of Our Community Foundation in Daviess County, volunteers with Junior Achievement and coaches the Barr-Reeve High School archery team.

“Graduate school gave me the opportunity to step outside the daily demands of banking and think more intentionally about leadership, innovation and the kind of impact I want to have,” Briggeman said. “I’m leaving the program not only a better banker, but a more thoughtful and purposeful leader.”

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