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Northrim Bank Hires New Exec, Promotes Officers and Manager

Jul 24, 2023 | Finance, Right Moves

Northrim Bank

Northrim Bank is staffing up its new Kodiak branch while also promoting new officers and hiring a new executive.

Cody Beech comes aboard as Vice President – Commercial Loan Officer in Anchorage. Beech joined Northrim in April and has sixteen years of experience in the financial industry in Alaska and California. She holds an MBA from Brandman University in Irvine, California (now known as University of Massachusetts Global). Beech has participated in the annual Bike MS Bay to Bay and Clean Air Challenge events.

Vice President, Cody Beech

Northrim Bank

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Blake Rod is promoted to Commercial Loan Officer in Anchorage. Rod has been with Northrim since 2018 and has more than eight years of experience in the financial industry in Alaska. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Rod volunteers at Fairview Elementary School through the School Business Partnership program.

Commercial Loan Officer, Blake Rod.

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After twenty-one years with Northrim, Mary Castro becomes Special Credits Associate Officer. Castro has thirty-one years of experience in the financial industry and has been in the Northrim lending department for six years. Castro has received Northrim’s Customer First Service Award twice.

Special Credits Associate Officer, Mary Castro

Northrim Bank

The bank placed Mira Pagcu as Assistant Branch Manager at the Kodiak Financial Center. Pagcu started with Northrim in November 2022 with six years of experience in banking and is a certified financial counselor. Northrim cut the ribbon at its new Kodiak Financial Center in February.

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