Although he’s worked for four different banking systems throughout his thirty-five year career, Pinnacle Bank is where Todd believes he can make the biggest difference for his customers and his community.

Not only is Torrington his current home, it’s also where he grew up. So it’s especially meaningful for him to give back. Like when he gets the chance to help a second or third generation farmer find a way to stay in the family business. Or working with local charities, like the St. Joseph’s Children’s home where Todd serves on the board of directors.

Todd’s proud to be a graduate of the University of Washington’s Pacific Coast Banking School and the University of Wyoming, where he received his BS in International Agriculture. When he’s not at the bank, you’ll likely find him at the gym, working off his family’s latest culinary creation. 

What she originally thought would be a job without working weekends has turned into a 24/7 career of passion for Minnie. From her time as a teller to working her way up to President, she’s spent the last thirty-plus years doing the right thing for our customers and our community.

Seen as more than just a banker, Minnie appreciates that her customers are comfortable chatting with her about the changes they are considering in their lives and businesses. That kind of relationship, often lasting for generations, is how she’s able to be so responsive.

Minnie came to Thermopolis in 1980 with her husband to experience all the scenery, camping and hunting our area offers. She’s also a serious fixer-upper, always looking for new ways to bring life to old furnishings, rooms and houses.

Gil was born into agriculture. Growing up on a ranch in the southeast corner of Colorado helped shape his future. He graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Ag Business and began his career in ag and commercial lending in 1993. He would later attend and graduate from the Graduate School of Banking in Boulder, Colorado.

He joined the Pinnacle Bank family in 1997 in Sterling, Colorado, and would make his way to Wyoming in 2000 working for our Torrington branch. In 2006 he accepted the Market President position at our Worland location, where he has been helping local farmers, ranchers and business owners attain their dreams ever since. Gil is extremely active in Washakie County, volunteering with multiple non-profit organizations and as a constant contributor to and supporter of the local schools.

He and his wife, Sarah, have three children and are grateful to be a part of this small-town, close-knit community.

After growing up in Sturgis, SD, Marc got his Bachelor of Science degree from National College in Paralegal Studies.  Since that time, he has been in the banking industry for approximately 20 years doing automobile, mortgages, consumer and commercial lending.  In 2006, Marc joined our bank as Vice President and Commercial Loan Officer.  You can find him now at our branch in Gillette.  While maintaining and originating commercial loans, Marc also spends his time as an advocate for CASA in Wyoming.    

Growing up in Hill City, SD, it was an easy transition for Todd to begin his banking career.  After graduating from the University of Wyoming, Todd worked as the County Supervisor for the USDA.  After that, he worked for 18 years as the Agricultural Department Head for 1st National Bank in Powell.  Todd joined Pinnacle Bank in 2014 as the Market President.  While tackling all of the duties of a president, Todd specializes in Agricultural and Commercial Lending.  He is actively involved with the Powell Economic Partnership as well as AWANA.  

Born and raised in Cody, WY, Dusty was a natural fit for Pinnacle when he joined us in 2006.  In 1997, Dusty graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management from MSU.  He's been in commercial lending ever since.  Dusty is proud to maintain the relationships he has with his current customers, and he also enjoys lending his banking expertise to many new ones.  If you can't find him at the bank, Dusty participates in Forward Cody, and he's also a Youth coach.  

Justin became a member of the Pinnacle family after getting his Bachler's Degree in Agriculture Education.  Growing up in Gillette and attending the University of Wyoming, Justin knows better than anyone the Wyoming way of life.  Having been a board member of the Wyoming FFA Foundation, specializing in Agriculture and Commercial Lending comes easy for Justin.  Justin enjoys meeting new customers as well as building genuine relationships with all of his current customers.  

Garrett brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to Pinnacle Bank.  After graduating with a BA from Brown University and an MBA from Arizona State University, Garrett came to Cody to be a Commercial Lender for Shoshone First Bank. After being a lender for 5 years there, Garrett came to Pinnacle in 2008.  Garrett helps service loans from business and commercial loans to real estate and personal loans.  He enjoys providing good customer service to all of his customers. 

Outside of the bank, Garrett is involved with the Cody Lions Club, Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale, and he's the President of the Cody Warriors Lacrosse Club.  You also might find him with his wife at The Thistle Gift Shop and Book Store, or supporting his son and daughter with their various youth sports activities.   

Kevin has called Gillette home since 2002 and joined the Pinnacle Bank team in 2020, bringing with him several years of commercial lending experience. He enjoys building strong relationships with customers and helping make their dreams come true. His passion for Campbell County is second to none and he strives each day to make a positive impact in the community, to help ensure the success for future generations to thrive.

Very active in the community, Kevin currently serves on the Campbell County Land Board, Gillette College Booster Club, is a steering committee member for FUEL Gillette, the Vice President of the Gillette Soccer Club, and the Tournament Director and Founder of the Matthew Sorenson Memorial Disc Golf Tournament. In addition, he spends countless hours volunteering as a youth sports coach for traveling basketball and soccer teams, and with Little League Baseball.

Kevin has called Gillette home since 2002 and joined the Pinnacle Bank team in 2020, bringing with him several years of commercial lending experience. He enjoys building strong relationships with customers and helping make their dreams come true. His passion for Campbell County is second to none and he strives each day to make a positive impact in the community, to help ensure the success for future generations to thrive.

Very active in the community, Kevin currently serves on the Campbell County Land Board, Gillette College Booster Club, is a steering committee member for FUEL Gillette, the Vice President of the Gillette Soccer Club, and the Tournament Director and Founder of the Matthew Sorenson Memorial Disc Golf Tournament. In addition, he spends countless hours volunteering as a youth sports coach for traveling basketball and soccer teams, and with Little League Baseball.

Faron joined the Pinnacle Bank family in 2002 as Market President of the Newcastle branch.  Faron helped to expand Pinnacle’s presence in Newcastle, as well as Moorcroft and Gillette. The region of banks have built new buildings in each location and significantly grown assets.

Faron began his banking career in 1986 with First Federal Savings Bank in Rapid City, SD. Prior to joining Pinnacle, Faron also worked for Farm Credit Services in Broken Bow, NE and First National Bank in Sturgis, SD. 

Faron currently enjoys being a CASA advocate, helping abused and neglected children.  Faron was formerly President of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce, President of the Newcastle Economic Development and President of the Wyoming Bankers Association.  

Faron is a South Dakota native and grew up on a cattle ranch in Enning, SD, but has proudly called Gillette home for several years. He graduated from National College in Rapid City with a major in business. Faron was involved in rodeo for many years and still enjoys team roping. He and his wife, Johnna, have five boys and one grandchild. 

Born and raised in Cheyenne, Jessica not only knows the community, but also possesses extensive lending and banking knowledge, creating the perfect combination to help local businesses grow, prosper and reach their financial goals. She has been a part of the Pinnacle Bank family since 2010 and has played a large role in Pinnacle Bank - Cheyenne's growth. Jessica has been an active contributer in the Cheyenne community, serving on various, local, non-profit boards throughout the years. Currently she is the Vice President of the Cheyenne Day of Giving board and Treasurer for Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County.

Matt was born and raised in Chappell, NE, and earned a degree in Finance while playing football for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. He began his banking and lending career in 2003, joining the Pinnacle Bank - Cheyenne family in 2006. Matt believes local businesses are the heartbeat of the community and enjoys developing tailored financial solutions to help them reach their goals. He is also committed to positively impacting Laramie County through his numerous volunteer efforts. Currently, he serves on the boards of Meals on Wheels Cheyenne and Longs Peak Council/Boys Scouts of America. In his spare time, you will find Matt and his wife, Marie, chasing their three boys, Ryker, Nolan and Myles.

As a Wyoming native, Kent has a true understanding of just what it takes to thrive in this great state. He was born and raised in Torrington, WY and would go on to receive his degree in Ag Business from neighboring Chadron State College.

In 2003, it was natural fit for Kent to begin his ag and commercial lending career back in his hometown, working for Pinnacle Bank. He would relocate to Worland three years later and help lead the team as Vice President.

When Kent isn't working or volunteering, you will likely find him enjoying the Wyoming lifestyle - hunting, fishing and spending time with family and friends. He and his wife, Amy (also a Wyoming native), have two children and one granddaughter.