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  • De Pere De Pere Banking and Mortgage Lending in De Pere

    Johnson Financial Group’s De Pere office is located west of the Fox River, about a mile from St. Norbert College. Our team serves clients through De Pere and neighboring cities of Wrightstown and Bellevue. We are proud to be part of the Brown County community and have supported local organizations and businesses since 2000. Close to I-41, our office is a short commute to or from either of the Fox Cities – Green Bay or Appleton. We look forward to helping you achieve your financial goals.

  • Brett Kramer SVP Commercial Real Estate

    As Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate, Brett's primary responsibility includes evaluating new lending opportunities to ensure sound risk management. He is dedicated to establishing Johnson Bank’s first commercial real estate production office in the Twin Cities market.

  • Kenosha - Main Kenosha - Main Banking, Wealth, and Mortgage Lending in Kenosha

    Located on the southwest side of Kenosha near the intersection of Green Bay Road and Highway 50, Johnson Financial Group is proud to serve clients throughout Kenosha and the surrounding community of Pleasant Prairie. A few miles east of I-94, our Kenosha Main office is a quick commute from Milwaukee or Chicago. Since 1995, we’ve been here for our clients’ banking, wealth and mortgage lending needs. We look forward to seeing you soon!

  • Nick Lemke SVP Commercial Real Estate

    As Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate, Nick focuses on serving clients by growing and developing commercial real estate opportunities. He enjoys getting to know customers personally and seeks to develop relationships deeper than just business.

  • John Chidester SVP Commercial Banking

    As Senior Vice President, Commercial Banking, John provides financial solutions to help businesses further their strategic plans. John specializes in partnering with privately held, family-owned businesses in the Milwaukee area. With his parents both owning local businesses, John brings a unique perspective on operating family-owned businesses. He is a creative problem solver, continuously looking to address opportunities with his clients, connecting with them with appropriate solutions to help them succeed.

  • Fort Atkinson Fort Atkinson Banking and Mortgage Lending in Fort Atkinson

    Johnson Financial Group’s Fort Atkinson office is located on Sherman Avenue just north of the Rock River and UW-Whitewater. We’re a few miles away from Fort Atkinson’s historic attractions, including the Fireside Dinner Theater, Hoard Historical Museum and Glacial River Trail. About 30 miles southeast of Madison, we have been a longtime neighbor to the Fort Atkinson community and families and businesses throughout Jefferson County. We look forward to assisting you with your banking and mortgage lending needs.

  • Shifting Odds: How Recent Events and Political Dynamics Are Influencing Market Predictions

    Earlier this year, CIO, Dominic Ceci, highlighted the election as a key narrative influencing the markets, noting that its impact was yet to be felt. Now, with recent events and political developments, including the RNC, the markets are fully attuned to the election's significance as it dominates the news cycle.

  • What ‘Don’t Fight the Fed’ Means Right Now

    SVP Wealth Portfolio Manager Kyle Tripp discusses how based on historical data, it’s likely that the Fed’s projected rate cut may stimulate the economy and push asset prices in a positive direction.

  • The Importance of Two-Factor Authentication

    Considering the growing number of cyber attacks, many insurance carriers are now recommending, or requiring, two-factor authentication (also commonly called 2FA or multifactor authentication) to enhance your cyber security. Ongoing password management can help prevent unauthorized attackers from compromising your organization’s password-protected information. Effective password management protects the integrity, availability and confidentiality of an organization’s passwords.

  • Strategies to Prevent ACH and Check Fraud

    All businesses are vulnerable to fraud, especially when cash is in motion. Business owners can't always monitor their accounts daily, let alone multiple times a day. Most need to strengthen their business's defenses—which is easier said than done when you’re focused on other aspects of your enterprise.

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