Journey Bank Welcomes Natasha Mantle

Bloomsburg, PA – Journey Bank recently hired Natasha Mantle as Vice President and Business Development Officer.

Natasha will be working closely with the bank’s Community Office Managers, Business Bankers, and Commercial Lending Team to bring Journey Bank’s full suite of banking and lending services to individuals and businesses across our region.

Lance Diehl, President & CEO of Journey Bank, shared, “We are delighted to welcome Natasha. Her banking experience, customer service skills, and knowledge of our local area make her a great fit with our community banking model that focuses on meeting customers where they are and providing them with personalized and responsive service.”

Natasha’s banking career spans more than twelve years, and she has previously held positions as Customer Service Representative, Teller, and Branch Manager.

Natasha is a native to the area and an alumnus of Jersey Shore Area High School. She is actively involved in the community and volunteerism and currently serves on the Salvation Army of Lycoming County’s Advisory Board.

Natasha’s office is located at the bank’s South Williamsport location, and she can be reached at 570.365.2377 or [email protected].

About Journey Bank

For over 125 years, Journey Bank has stood as a beacon of financial trust and expertise in local communities throughout Central PA. Journey Bank represents the combined legacies and strengths of two local community banks—First Columbia Bank and Muncy Bank. The newly combined bank, together with its nearly 300 dedicated employees, brings a shared commitment to delivering banking excellence to customers with convenient access to 22 community offices across a five-county area that includes Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, and Clinton counties. With more than $1.595 billion in assets as of December 31, 2024, Journey Bank offers a full complement of banking, trust, and financial services to more than 50,000 individuals, families, businesses, and municipalities. Member FDIC.