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Community Banking in Perrysburg

Community Banking in Perrysburg

Community Banking in Perrysburg 1920 713 Waterford Bank, N.A. | Business Loans & Banking in Ohio & Michigan

Jeremy Zeisloft, President & Chief Lending Officer

As the banking landscape continues to evolve, many communities are finding themselves with fewer opportunities to work directly with local bankers. Branches close, decisions move farther away, and personal service becomes increasingly difficult to find.

In downtown Perrysburg, Waterford Bank continues to take a different approach. As the city evolves, Waterford remains committed to serving the businesses, families, and professionals who make Perrysburg such a vibrant place to live and work.

Since 2012, our Perrysburg office has served local businesses, families, professionals, and community leaders with a simple philosophy: banking works best when it’s personal.

That philosophy starts with people.

A Team Invested in Perrysburg

Walk into our Perrysburg office and you’ll find a team that doesn’t just work in the community, they live here, volunteer here, support local organizations, and raise their families here.

Jeremy Zeisloft representing community banking in Perrysburg at a winter event.

As President and Chief Lending Officer, I spend much of my time working alongside business owners throughout Perrysburg and Northwest Ohio. Whether we are discussing financing needs or supporting community initiatives, those relationships are a meaningful part of the work we do at Waterford Bank.

Alison Frye reviews Waterford's Annual Report with a client.

Alongside me is Alison Frye, Senior Vice President of Treasury Management, who works with businesses to improve cash flow, strengthen fraud protection, and navigate increasingly complex financial operations.

Paul Drossman and his family represent community banking in Perrysburg at the Farmer's Market.
Lisa Amstutz works with a bank client.

Supporting clients throughout the market are Paul Drossman, Commercial Lender, and Lisa Amstutz, Vice President of Business Development, who help connect business owners and professionals with solutions tailored to their goals.

Craig Jablonski smiles in front of the Perrysburg office.

Craig Jablonski leads the retail team with a strong understanding of the Perrysburg community and the relationships that make it unique. His support of the Perrysburg High School Theatre program reflects the same local commitment he brings to serving clients and supporting the team each day.

Waterford's Retail team offering Community Banking in Perrysburg

Inside the branch, Amy Long, Paula Mattero, and Cassie Diebert provide the day-to-day service, expertise, and familiar faces that many clients have come to know by name.

Together, they represent something increasingly rare in banking: accessibility. When questions arise, clients know exactly who to call.

Relationships That Build Communities

The value of community banking is often measured by the connections it helps create.

For Perrysburg developer Matt DeWood, Waterford Bank became more than a financial partner. Through a relationship built on local knowledge, accessibility, and shared investment in the community, Waterford helped foster a connection that would contribute to the growth of downtown Perrysburg and one of the area’s most recognizable local businesses.

Business owners expand operations in Perrysburg with Waterford Bank.

As a longtime Waterford customer, Matt DeWood has worked with the bank on commercial real estate projects throughout Northwest Ohio, including the development of 3rd Street Market in downtown Perrysburg. During that relationship, Waterford bankers recognized an opportunity to introduce Matt to another customer, Chris Morris, co-owner of Inside the Five Brewing.

What began as a simple introduction between two local business owners quickly evolved into a partnership that helped shape a destination in downtown Perrysburg. Inside the Five Brewing became a key tenant at 3rd Street Market, bringing new energy, visitors, and investment to the area.

For Waterford, the outcome reflected the role community banks often play beyond traditional banking services. By understanding their customers’ goals and maintaining strong local relationships, community bankers can help create opportunities that benefit entire communities.

The impact of that connection continues today. Since opening its downtown Perrysburg location, Inside the Five Brewing has become an integral part of the local business landscape, while 3rd Street Market remains a vibrant destination for residents and visitors alike.

As both businesses have grown, Waterford has remained a trusted financial partner, providing guidance, responsiveness, and support along the way.

Because in community banking, success is often about more than transactions: it’s about bringing people together and helping communities thrive.

More Than a Branch

While banking products matter, most clients are ultimately looking for something else: confidence. Confidence that someone will answer the phone. Confidence that decisions are being made locally. Confidence that their banker understands their business, their family, and their goals.

Waterford Bank continues to offer a full suite of personal banking, commercial lending, treasury management, private banking, mortgage lending, and digital banking services. But what sets the experience apart is the people delivering them.

That commitment extends beyond serving existing clients. For those exploring new banking relationships, getting started may be easier than you think.

Switching Banks Shouldn’t Feel Complicated

If your banking needs have changed, or you are looking for a more responsive local partner, our team can help make the transition easier.

We can assist with:

  • Opening personal or business accounts
  • Moving direct deposits and automatic payments
  • Reviewing lending needs
  • Evaluating treasury and fraud protection tools
  • Connecting you with the right banker for your goals

In an era when local banking options are becoming harder to find, Waterford remains committed to maintaining a strong presence in downtown Perrysburg and serving the community for years to come.

Whether you’re opening your first account, growing a business, planning for retirement, or simply looking for a more personal banking experience, our team is here and ready to help.


Waterford Bank, N.A. – Perrysburg Office

231 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, OH 43551
419-931-8750
Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Commercial Lending

Jeremy Zeisloft
President & Chief Lending Officer
419-720-3900 | jeremy.zeisloft@waterfordbankna.com

Paul Drossman
VP, Commercial Lender
419-931-8753 | paul.drossman@waterfordbankna.com

Treasury Management

Alison Frye
SVP, Treasury Management
419-720-3477 | alison.frye@waterfordbankna.com

Business Development & Private Banking

Lisa Amstutz
VP, Business Development
419-720-3889 | lisa.amstutz@waterfordbankna.com

Branch Support

Amy Long, Paula Mattero, and Cassie Diebert
Perrysburg Personal Banking Team
419-931-8755 | amy.long@waterfordbankna.com

Stop by, meet the team, or contact us to learn how Waterford Bank can support your personal and business banking needs.


Frequently Asked Questions

Does Waterford Bank have a branch in Perrysburg?

Yes. Waterford Bank has served the Perrysburg community since 2012 and continues to provide local banking services from its downtown Perrysburg office.

What banking services are available in Perrysburg?

Waterford Bank offers personal banking, business banking, commercial lending, treasury management, private banking, mortgage lending, and digital banking services.

Why choose a community bank in Perrysburg?

A community bank offers local decision-making, direct access to experienced bankers, and personalized service tailored to the needs of local businesses, families, and professionals.

Does Waterford Bank make lending decisions locally?

Yes. Waterford Bank’s lending team works directly with clients and provides local decision-making backed by experienced bankers who understand the communities they serve.

Can Waterford Bank help me switch banks?

Absolutely. Our team can assist with opening new accounts, transferring direct deposits, updating automatic payments, and reviewing your personal or business banking needs.

Does Waterford Bank work with small businesses?

Yes. Waterford Bank works with businesses of all sizes, providing commercial lending, treasury management, fraud protection tools, and deposit solutions designed to support growth.

Who should I contact about business banking in Perrysburg?

Our Perrysburg team includes experienced professionals specializing in commercial lending, treasury management, and business development. Contact us and we’ll connect you with the right banker for your needs.


About the Author

Jeremy Zeisloft

Jeremy Zeisloft is the President and Chief Lending Officer at Waterford Bank, N.A. A Perrysburg resident, Jeremy works closely with businesses, families, and community organizations throughout Northwest Ohio. He is passionate about relationship-based banking and supporting the communities Waterford serves.

In addition to his work at Waterford Bank, Jeremy serves on the Toledo Zoo Board of Directors and is an avid supporter of local college and high school athletics.

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