Author: Sarah Poss

First Freedom Bank hosted a hospitality tent and had a team participate in the annual Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce golf tournament, held at Pine Creek Golf Course. Proceeds from the tournament benefit the chamber.

Pictured at the bank’s hospitality tent are, from left to right, Jennifer Mancuso, Mt. Juliet Personal Banker, and Meagan Roberts, Providence Personal Banker.

Staff participating in the bank team are, from left to right, Ryan Woodall, AVP and Relationship Manager, Phillip Vance, VP and Relationship Manager, J.B. Owens, EVP and Director of Commercial Banking, and John Bradshaw, President / COO & CLO.

First Freedom Bank’s headquarters opened in Middle Tennessee in 2006. We are a true community bank: of our more than 1,000 initial investors, more than 98% were locally sourced. Since then, the bank has expanded to six offices across three counties. To learn more about our presence in the Mt. Juliet community, click the buttons below.

First Freedom supported the Dr. Cary Harbrecht Memorial Chamber Summer Scramble with a hospitality tent and hole sponsorship. The bank also had a team participate in the scramble.

This is the 24^th year that this scramble has been held and proceeds raised during the event go to the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.

Pictured above at the Freedom tent, from left to right, is Helen Green, Administrative Assistant, Tatum Ortlepp, Retail Banking Sales Manager, Brooke Weldy, Lebanon Personal Banker, and Alexia Borrero, Lebanon FSR.

Pictured below is the bank team which includes, from left to right, Phillip Vance, VP and Relationship Manager, Ryan Woodall, AVP and Relationship Manager, John Bradshaw, President / COO & CLO, and J.B. Owens, EVP and Director of Commercial Banking. 

First Freedom Bank’s first office and headquarters opened in Lebanon, Tennessee, in 2006. We are a true community bank: of our more than1,000 initial investors, more than 98% were from Middle Tennessee. Since then, the bank has expanded to six offices across three counties. We continue to invest in our communities, as evidenced by our support of the Tennessee FFA Foundation at this event. To learn more about our main office in Lebanon, or to read more about our bank’s beginnings and mission, click the links below.

First Freedom, as a member of TennCommUNITY, had staff volunteer with Wilson County Schools to help pack food boxes for its weekend food program. The weekend food program is an initiative of the school system’s Family Resource Center, which serves as a resource and support hub for students and families.

The bank has been a participant of TennCommUNITY since its inception in 2020, when it was created to stimulate local spending and support small businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the years, the program has evolved to move beyond just post-pandemic support to an ongoing effort to keep local dollars in our community.

Staff are pictured with other TennCommUNITY members and include Jennifer Mancuso, Mt. Juliet Personal Banker, Mary Cate Hedge, Lebanon Personal Banker, Meagan Roberts, Providence Personal Banker, and Sarah Poss, VP and Director of Retail Banking. 

At First Freedom Bank, we’re as committed to the legacy of our communities as you are. We’ve started businesses and raised families, built homes, and made memories – right here. Our hopes and dreams, like yours, are rooted our communities. To learn more about our community involvement or to read more about our bank history, click the buttons below.