South Dakota is the 17th largest state, yet has one of the smallest populations…that doesn’t stop it from growth and prosperity!
BBW can provide services ranging from tech, customer service, educational and reliable, efficient ATM/debit products.
Meet your South Dakota team member
Eric Hallman - VP, Bank Card Sales and Support
Eric Hallman landed first in financial services in 1982 after graduating from the University of Kansas. Over his 40-plus year career, he has a decade of experience as a lender, more than 20 years in electronic funds transfer sales and sales management, and 10 with banking associations on both the state and national levels. Reach out to him for anything you may have a question on, in his experience, there is little to nothing he can’t help you with.
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Did you know?
South Dakota has one of the largest indigenous populations with over 55,000 in population, which includes nine tribes.
It’s the home of the Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota tribes, which form the Sioux Nation.
South Dakota is also home to the worlds largest sculpture, and Mount Rushmore is not it!
That designation goes to Crazy Horse Memorial. Crazy Horse was a Sioux Indian chief, and his sculpture is the world’s largest at 563 feet high and 641 feet long.
