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Stearns Bank
Stearns Bank, a full-service bank with branches in Minnesota, Florida, and Arizona, offers the friendly service of a community bank with a national presence in...
Stearns Bank
Stearns Bank, a full-service bank with branches in Minnesota, Florida, and Arizona, offers the friendly service of a community bank with a national presence in commercial lending, equipment financing, and SBA loans. We also have business and personal checking, market savings accounts and CDs.
General information
Firm type
other
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Charlotte
Corporate office
Charlotte, NC, United States
Principals
Kelly Skalicky
Leadership Team
Heather Plumski
Leadership Team
Erika Miller
Leadership Team
Pam Bjerke
Leadership Team
Amber Gerstung
Leadership Team
Marlice Johnson
Leadership Team
Isaac Flenner
Leadership Team
Irshad Rasheed
Leadership Team / Salaam Banking Division / Advisory Board
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Stearns Bank?
The leadership team includes Kelly Skalicky, Heather Plumski, Erika Miller, Pam Bjerke, Amber Gerstung, Marlice Johnson, Isaac Flenner, and Irshad Rasheed. The website does not assign specific C-level titles, so the decision-making hierarchy among them is not publicly clear (per the firm's website).
Does Stearns Bank participate in direct investments or only lending?
The firm presents itself as a commercial lender, not an investment firm. Its offerings include SBA loans, equipment financing, commercial real estate loans, and USDA Rural Development loans. It does not publicly describe making equity investments or fund commitments (per the firm's website).
What investment stages does Stearns Bank typically target?
Stearns Bank does not disclose target investment stages. Its lending products cover startups (SBA loans) as well as established businesses (equipment financing, commercial real estate). The bank's website emphasizes serving 'start ups to stand outs' (per the firm's website).
Which sectors does Stearns Bank explicitly avoid?
The firm does not publish a list of avoided sectors. Its Salaam Banking division restricts products that do not comply with Sharia law, which prohibits interest (riba) and certain industries. However, the bank does not disclose specific excluded sectors (per the firm's website).
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