John J. DuBois, president and CEO of Central Bank Illinois, recently announced the appointment of Justin A. Lamboley as vice president of commercial lending for the company’s Princeton branch.
Lamboley will be responsible for developing commercial banking relationships to include lending, strategic planning, credit review and regulatory compliance. He will develop existing and prospective loan relationships, while working with clients throughout the Princeton, Peru and surrounding Illinois Valley markets.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in finance from Illinois State University in 2005. He is currently attending the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
Lamboley was most recently market president with Midland States Bank in Mendota. During his tenure with Midland, he was a commercial relationship manager from 2011 to 2014. Prior to that. he was an assistant vice president of commercial banking for Citizens First National Bank in Sandwich.
“We are excited to have Justin join our team and look forward to the depth of expertise he brings to Central Bank,” said Rick R. Clary, Princeton Community Bank president. “His ability to develop customer relationships through his knowledge of commercial banking services is a great asset to our customers and the communities we serve.”
Actively involved within the community on civic boards and organizations, Lamboley is currently the vice president of the Illinois Valley Area Chamber of Commerce and serves as a board member for the Illinois Valley YMCA. In the past he has served as a board member for the Fox Valley Older Adults, Mendota Chamber of Commerce, and Illinois Valley Youth Symphony. He has also volunteered through the Sandwich Economic Development Council and Mendota Lions Club. Lamboley has also served as a volunteer coach for Peru Little League Baseball, Illinois Valley Youth Football, and Utica T Ball.