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Summit Bank Releases First Community Impact Report Highlighting Local Giving and Volunteerism 

Oregon’s Business Bank reports donating more than $1.2 million and logging 6,100 volunteer hours over the past five years.  Eugene,Ore. — Summit Bank has released its first Community Impact Report, showing the Bank’s support for nonprofit organizations, local economic development, affordable housing, education, health and basic needs, and community programs across Oregon.  The 2025

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Spot Scams Before They Happen

Red flags to watch for: End the conversation immediately if you notice any of the following: Unsolicited contact about your accounts: Be cautious of unexpected calls, texts, or emails about your banking. Watch for typos, odd phrasing, or messages that just “don’t sound like us.” Urgent threats or pressure to

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What Small Businesses Need to Know About Imposter Fraud and Seasonal Schemes

Summer is a busy season for many small businesses—from retail spikes and travel-related demand to shifting employee schedules and vacation coverage. Unfortunately, fraudsters also know that this is a time when companies might be moving quickly and not constantly scrutinizing the fine print. At Summit Bank, we want to help

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The Portland Metro Economy: A Region Poised for the Future

The Portland Metropolitan Area, encompassing Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, Columbia Counties in Oregon, and Clark County in Washington, offers a dynamic blend of high-tech industry, robust trade, creative ventures, and an ever-growing commitment to sustainability. With a population of around 2.6 million and a roughly $219 billion GDP—representing nearly 70%

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Mountains, Craft Beer, and Microchips: Central Oregon’s Evolving Economic Landscape

Central Oregon—which includes Bend, Redmond, Sunriver, Sisters, La Pine, Prineville, and Madras—continues to see some of the fastest population growth in the Pacific Northwest. Its economy features multiple vibrant sectors, including tourism, construction, technology, manufacturing, healthcare, professional services, and specialized financial support for small businesses. The region’s scenic attractions, entrepreneurial

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