John Halechko is the Executive Vice President and Director of Branch Banking for Associated Bank. In this role he oversees all facets of branch banking in the 93 offices located in Milwaukee, SE Wisconsin, Chicago, and supermarket banking locations in Green Bay, Madison, and Sheboygan. Halechko has franchise-wide responsibility for branch business banking, Bank at Work, and consumer sales management, and support as well. Corporately, Halechko sits on a number of committees including deposit and loan pricing, CRA governance, and the Diversity and Inclusion Council. He also serves as the executive sponsor for the Associated Pride and Equality Exchange (APEX) – an Associated Bank colleague resource group. In addition to a degree in business, Halechko is also a student at the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton Business School. He is an active contributor to UPAF and has chaired the UPAF Associated Bank campaign four of the last eight years and is also a member of the UPAF cabinet for the last three years. Aside from the performing arts, Halcheko, and husband, Marc Colletti, also support Meta House, the LGBT Community Center, Best Buddies, and Rebuilding Milwaukee.
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Associated Bank Announces Plans for Redevelopment of Whitefish Bay Branch with Co-tenant Colectivo Coffee
Jan 10th, 2023 by Associated Bank
“Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash” Returns to Milwaukee Rep 3/22 – 5/26
From the iconic songbook of Johnny Cash comes this unique musical about love and faith, struggle and success, rowdiness and redemption, and home and family.
Mar 5th, 2019 by Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Associated Bank unveils plans for new downtown Milwaukee branch
The new Associated branch will feature digital brand components, which are new to the Associated branch exterior design.
Apr 27th, 2017 by Associated Bank
A New Park for the City
The city, Associated Bank and Newaukee cooperate on a new park being created at MLK Dr. and McKinley Ave.
May 22nd, 2014 by Brett Kihlmire
