Oak Valley Community Bank provides a wide range of commercial loan options designed to meet the unique needs of businesses, professionals and agricultural enterprises. Whether you’re looking to capitalize on new opportunities, purchase your existing facility, expand your operations or invest in equipment, Oak Valley offers tailored solutions to help your business thrive. In addition to lending, the bank provides comprehensive commercial checking services, along with a full suite of advanced Treasury Management solutions.
Established in 1991, Oak Valley has built a strong reputation for offering flexible and competitive terms, with local loan approval decisions made quickly to support your business needs. With 18 branches and nearly $2 billion in assets, Oak Valley is poised for continued growth, including the upcoming opening of a new branch in Lodi later this year.
At the heart of Oak Valley’s success is a commitment to relationship banking, where fostering genuine, lasting connections with clients, employees and stakeholders is key. This philosophy is embodied by the bank’s leadership team, which includes more than 50 women in leadership positions, like Cathy Ghan, EVP Commercial Real Estate; Mona Dmitrenko, VP Commercial Banking; Sarah Williams, VP Treasury Management; Melissa Loeb, VP Branch Manager; and Suzi Lewis, AVP Branch Manager.
“Women in leadership who prioritize authentic connections create trust, foster collaboration and drive innovation, ultimately helping the business succeed.”— Cathy Ghan, EVP Commercial Real Estate
“Building strong relationships is at the heart of effective leadership,” says Cathy Ghan, EVP Commercial Real Estate. “Women in leadership who prioritize authentic connections create trust, foster collaboration and drive innovation, ultimately helping the business succeed.”
Oak Valley’s women leaders exemplify strategic vision and
resilience, navigating challenges and seizing new opportunities.
Their collaborative approach encourages teamwork, nurtures
diverse perspectives
and enhances both productivity and morale.
“Integrity, adaptability and a commitment to collaboration are essential for leading and inspiring others,” adds Sarah Williams, VP Treasury Management. “Success comes from the ability to listen, communicate clearly and empower others to work toward shared goals.”
With its Lodi branch coming soon and an eye on continued expansion in the Greater Sacramento region, Oak Valley remains focused on growth while staying true to its foundational values of relationship building and community support.
