About Dominion Maple Bank
Built by communities, for the communities we serve.
Dominion Maple Bank exists to empower communities through trustworthy banking — supporting families, entrepreneurs, and local growth with transparent, innovative financial services.
Our Story
Started at one branch table, still run the same way.
Dominion Maple Bank was founded in 1998 by a small group of local banking and community-development organizers who believed neighbourhoods grow faster when their bank actually lives there. The first branch opened above a hardware store in North Omaha with three employees and a promise: never outsource a decision that affects a customer's life.
Nearly three decades later, that promise still shapes how we operate. We've grown to 8 branches, but every lending decision is still made by someone who can drive to the property, meet the business owner, and understand the community behind the application.
Mission & Vision
What we're here to do.
Mission
Empower communities through trustworthy banking.
We provide transparent, fairly priced financial services that help families build stability and entrepreneurs build businesses, delivered by people who live in the communities they serve.
Vision
A bank every community can point to as its own.
We want Dominion Maple Bank to be the reason a small business opened, a first home closed, and a neighbourhood had somewhere to turn — in every community we serve, for generations.
Corporate Values
The four things we won't compromise on.
Transparency
Plain-language pricing and terms, with no fine print surprises.
Local Decision-Making
Loan and account decisions made by people who know the community.
Integrity
We do what we say, especially when it costs us something.
Long-Term Thinking
We measure success in decades, not quarters.
Leadership Team
The people setting direction.
Margaret Okonkwo-Reyes
25 years in community banking; joined as a branch manager in 2001.
David Whitcombe
Oversees capital strength, rates, and long-term financial planning.
Priya Nakamura
Leads digital banking, security, and infrastructure.
Samuel Achebe
Runs grant, scholarship, and financial literacy programs.
Community Commitment
Numbers that mean more locally than they do on a balance sheet.
Careers
Work somewhere your decisions actually reach people.
We hire for branches, digital banking, lending, and community investment teams across the Omaha metro. Most roles start close to a branch, because that's where the work is.
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