New Mexico, the land of enchantment is so incredibly rich in culture and development!
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Meet your New Mexico team members
Greg Alzner
VP, Correspondent Services
Greg Alzner joined Bankers’ Bank of the West in 2022 as a VP–Correspondent Services-Loans for community banks across Colorado. In addition to 24 years of experience in commercial and consumer banking as well as other functions, he brings a philosophy of client advocacy to his work—which entails learning about each community bank’s distinct markets, challenges, and aspirations.
David Philippi
VP, Correspondent Services
David started with Bankers' Bank of the West in 2013, and is focused on providing product education and business development assistance to community banks, with dual capacity roles as VP –Correspondent Services and VP–Business Development. With a commitment to fostering client relationships and enhancing the efficiency and profitability of community banks.
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Did you know?
In fact, the state has the reputation of the third-most multilingual state in the USA. Only 64% of New Mexico’s citizens only speak English, while 28% speak both Spanish and English. This, together with the state’s history as formerly a part of Mexico, has led to a misconception outside the state that the Spanish spoken in New Mexico belongs to an older dialect.
Linguists have since proven this untrue, though, they do admit that some phrases and idioms in New Mexican Spanish do belong to older forms of Spanish. Another 4% of New Mexicans speak Navajo in addition to English, while another 4% speak other Native American languages in addition to English.
