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Scammers are IMPERSONATING National Exchange Bank & Trust. The scam may start with a text claiming to see unusual card charges. Then they call and want to "verify information." If you receive a call, text or email, do not engage. DO NOT SHARE any information unless you start the conversation. Call us at a trusted and verified local number.
Angi Malluschke recently celebrated 30 years of service to National Exchange Bank & Trust.
Malluschke joined the bank in 1995 as a customer service representative. Throughout her tenure, Malluschke has also held positions in electronic services and business eBanking. Today, she is a Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) administrator, ensuring that the bank adheres to regulations designed to prevent money laundering and other financial crimes.
Malluschke grew up in Cicero, Illinois, where she attended J. Sterling Morton East High School. She then went on to receive her Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from UW – Parkside and an associate’s degree from Moraine Park Technical College in business management. She also received her Microsoft Security Suite certification from Moraine Park Technical College. Today, Malluschke resides in Antigo.
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