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Old National Bank has announced the promotion of Mark Dobberstein to Michiana Market President. Dobberstein will direct the Old National community and associate engagement strategy for the greater Michiana area. He is also leading the Commercial Banking efforts for the market.

For four weeks, Old National Bank put the power in the community’s hands as they voted for their favorite Minnesota-based nonprofit organization through its Choose Your Charity campaign.

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and Old National is joining the American Bankers Association and other banks across the U.S. in a month-long “Banks Never Ask That” anti-phishing campaign

In an effort to drive positive social change while at the same time delivering strong, relationship-based services and support to the business sector, Old National has created a new executive leadership position: EVP, Strategic Business Partnerships. Assuming this new role is Roland Shelton, formerly Executive Business Development Officer in Old National’s Terre Haute and Indianapolis, Indiana markets.

The Old National Bank Center for Business Excellence—a partnership between Butler University and Old National Bank—is proud to announce an initiative geared toward strengthening and supporting businesses owned by underrepresented groups throughout Indiana.

ONB, Bankable and Mid-States Minority Supplier Development Council will work together to provide financing solutions and resources for MBEs in Indiana.

As part of #GivingTuesdayNow, a global day of giving and unity to respond to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19, Old National has allotted $1.2 million toward COVID-19 relief.

Old National announced its plan to offer assistance to clients, community members and associates in the wake of the federal government shutdown. Furloughed government employees and employees of federal contractors impacted by the government shutdown can apply for a 90-day, no-fee, interest-free loan of up to $1,500.

Old National is joining companies throughout the world to help educate and raise awareness about fraud during International Fraud Awareness Week (Nov. 11-17).

Old National Bank recently completed its fourth annual Tools for Schools grant promotion, a company-wide campaign created to help get the school year started right for countless students in need in local communities.

ONB Community Equity LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Old National Bank (“ONB”), will enter as the lead investor in the Monarch Federal Historic Preservation Fund I (“Fund I”) and will also apply its tax credit expertise to provide origination, underwriting and monitoring services to a portion of Fund I’s projects.

Old National Bank recently completed its third annual Tools for Schools grant promotion, a company-wide campaign created to help get the school year started right for countless students in need in local communities.

Thanks to community voting, 45 Wisconsin-based charitable organizations will each receive $1,000 from Old National Bank as part of the Choose Your Charity Giveaway.

Old National Bank is sponsoring a $45,000 cash giveaway to benefit local nonprofit organizations. The winners will be chosen by the community. This promotion is only available for Old National banking centers in Wisconsin.

During International Fraud Awareness Week – Nov. 13th to Nov. 19th – Old National Bank is joining companies throughout the world in an effort to educate and protect citizens from financial exploitation schemes.

As part of its ongoing effort to create more sustainable communities, Old National Bank is donating 150 computers to the Digital Divide Project in Madison, Wisconsin. The equipment donation is part of Old National’s partnership with AnchorBank. All AnchorBank branches will be converted to Old National banking centers this weekend.