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How Country Bank is Leveraging Evolving Technology

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Marco Bernasconi, FSVP Chief Operating and Innovation Officer, was recently featured in a Business West article about banks and credit unions leveraging technology in 2026. Marco says Country Bank’s adoption of new technology must be done smartly, with the needs of customers in mind.

It’s no secret, Marco said, that all banks use similar technology. The difference lies in how they deploy it, and which services they emphasize.

“It’s not just about getting bigger, or being involved in more technology; it’s about operating with intelligence and leveraging efficiency and automation to drive sustainable growth,” said Bernasconi, chief Operating and Innovation officer at Country Bank. “For us, it’s about being smart and determining how to serve the needs of customers.”

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