Customers have recently reported fraudulent phone calls pretending to be Traditions Bank, in which customers are being asked to provide card numbers and other personal information. As a reminder, neither Traditions Bank nor any other financial institution will ask for your complete card information when verifying fraud on your Traditions Bank account.
J. Mark Poliski
Chief Credit Officer
Mark Poliski brings over 35 years of valuable banking experience to his role as Chief Credit Officer at Traditions Bank. He started his career at CoreStates Hamilton Bank’s Wholesale Bank Training Program, where he gained invaluable skills and knowledge that have served him well throughout his career. He has since held numerous positions as a commercial loan officer and credit officer at various institutions, including Lebanon Valley Farmers Bank, Union National Community Bank, Nova Bank, and Santander, where he served as Middle Market Regional Credit Manager. In 2016, Mark Poliski joined Traditions Bank as Chief Credit Officer, drawn to the bank’s strong culture and leadership team.
In addition to his impressive banking career, Mark is actively involved in his community. He serves on the board and finance committee of the Boys & Girls Club of Lancaster, the finance committee of the York County Literacy Council, and the Real Estate Development Committee of HDC Mid-Atlantic. He is also a chapter leader of the Lancaster Chapter of The Compassionate Friends and recently joined the finance council of St. James Catholic Church in Lititz.
At Traditions Bank, Mark Poliski resonates most with the core value of True Teamwork. He firmly believes that a team is greater than any individual and thrives on seeing his team develop and further their careers. Over his seasoned career, Mark has proven that you can, and should, have fun while getting the job done and exceeding expectations. To him, “Make Your Mark” means that every individual, regardless of their role, can make a positive impact on their associates, customers, shareholders, and communities.
Outside of work, Mark Poliski is a die-hard Philadelphia sports fan, cheering on the Eagles, Flyers, Phillies, and Sixers. He has passed his love for sports onto his children and also enjoys listening to Bruce Springsteen’s music.