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Why A.G. Newcomb
Since 1999, A.G. Newcomb has helped community banks strategically position themselves to compete head on with a changing environment. With 25 years in the financial services industry, we were created as a management consulting firm that provides highly customized and sophisticated strategic solutions for financial institutions.
A.G. Newcomb has advised some of the most successful financial institutions and companies that interface with them on strategies and initiatives in the following areas:
- Strategic planning and business plans
- Branch sales, purchases and trades
- Consumer and business banking strategies
- Strategic marketing -- product line evaluation and online banking strategies
- Organizational assessment
- Expert testimony and litigation support
Our guiding philosophy is: Your success is our success, pure and simple.
We provide the agility and customization of a small firm with the knowledge and experience of a large firm. You will find that most of our clients have been with us many years. Don't take our word for it though, talk to our clients.
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What's New
AG Newcomb teams with SNL Securities to present "Bank Branch Transactions: Strategies and Tactics" May 6, 2010, 1:30 - 3pm
Anita Newcomb presents "Community Banking -- The Silver Lining of Banking" at the New Windsor Bancorp Shareholder Meeting
Anita Newcomb featured in the Baltimore Business Journal in a roundtable discussion on the state of banking in 2010
President and Founder, Anita Gentle Newcomb, appointed to the Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond -- Baltimore Branch
A.G. Newcomb acted as financial advisor to Hamilton Federal Bank in the acquisition of K Bank's Pasadena Branch
A.G. Newcomb cited in Entrepreneur Magazine - "Community Banks to the Rescue"
Anita Newcomb was a guest on C-SPAN's Washington Journal discussing the current state of banking.
Anita Newcomb interviewed on Washington Business Radio’s The Leaders Spot about the firm, state of banking and leadership.
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"We selected A.G. Newcomb because we needed an innovator—a creative element to add to our executive team." |