As one of the primary shareholders of the bank’s parent company, Sturm Financial Group, Inc., Sue Sturm is committed to excellence in all endeavors and actively works to leave the world a better place. These are just two attributes that have propelled Sue to positions of leadership in both the business world and in the communities she serves.

Sue graduated magna cum laude with a degree in economics.

Her current business interests span a number of sectors: banking operations in two states with 29 profit centers, investment management, real estate activities including land development, commercial ownerships, leasing, management and oil and gas investments.

Sue is Chairman of Sturm Financial Group, Inc. Sue believes in the importance of giving back to the community, and is involved in several volunteer organizations. Through personal contributions, and the Sturm Family Foundation, the Sturm Family has expanded community activities and educational opportunities most notably at the University of Denver, Arapahoe Community College Sturm Collaboration Campus and for low-income children.

“As an employee-owned, privately held banking organization, we have the opportunity to connect more closely with customers. Through long-term relationships, we help people with the things that matter most to them; from their personal dreams to starting and succeeding in business.”

As CEO of ANB Bank and the Sturm Financial Group, Koger Propst brings more than 35 years of experience in community banking with a focus on creating alignments that allow the bank, its employees and its customers to achieve mutual goals. He leads ANB Bank with a firm belief in the power of independent banking and its ability to enhance lives and communities. For ANB’s customers, that means consumer and business solutions crafted to deliver personalized service and products.

A Colorado native, Koger earned his bachelor’s in business administration from the University of Denver and continued his education at the Graduate School of Banking in Madison, Wisconsin.

Koger is active with the ICBA (Independent Community Bankers of America) and serves on the board of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust. He is a past chair of the Colorado Bankers Association, the Community First Foundation and the Colorado board of trustees of the Nature Conservancy.

“I strive to quickly recognize opportunities and develop optimal strategies in order to help customers achieve exceptional results.”

 Todd Crowley is president of ANB Bank and the Sturm Financial Group. With his extensive financial experience and commitment to ANB’s values, Todd leads with a belief in supporting our communities through strong and sound banking practices and volunteerism.

Todd began his career in financial services in 1991, and brings over 30 years of experience to the job of President. In his previous role as ANB Bank’s Chief Credit Officer, Todd was responsible for all credit-related matters and served on the Bank’s Executive Committee. Todd earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Wichita State University and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Graduate School of Banking.

Todd is active in a number of non-profits as a board member of the Colorado Home Ownership Coalition, serves as a member and past President of the Colorado Mortgage Lenders Association’s Board of Governors, and formerly served as a Board Chair of Rocky Mountain Communities.

“My favorite part of being a community banker is the opportunity to develope deep, meaningful relationships, while helping those around me achieve their goals.”

Josh Stransky is the Chief Financial Officer located at ANB Bank’s Cherry Creek Banking Center. Stransky’s banking career spans more than 18 years. After earning his degree in Statistics with a minor in Economics from DU, Stransky joined another Colorado bank as a Management Trainee. There he worked in both operations and lending roles, rising to Senior Vice President. Stransky joined ANB in 2017, as a Community Bank President and was promoted to Regional President for the bank’s Northern Colorado Region in 2022.

Stransky is dedicated to giving back to the community. He serves on the Advisory Board for Longmont Housing Authority, is the Board President of the Developmental Disabilities Foundation, and previously served as the Board Treasurer and Board President for Wow! Children’s Museum.

“I appreciate that in a community bank, you can truly get to know the customer, be a trusted resource and develop lasting relationships.”

As the regional president at our Cherry Creek Banking Center, Matt Baldner leads his team of bankers to actively support and benefit our customers in the community banking arena.

Matt came to ANB Bank with more than two decades of experience in the banking industry – most recently at another local bank where he was the executive vice president of operations and information technology. In addition, he also has his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, and has attended the Graduate School of Banking.

Matt stays active in the community. He is the President of the Colorado Garden Foundation Board of Directors, serves on the Board of Directors for Tennyson Center for Children, the Audit Committee of the Cherry Creek North BID, and is a founder and Board member of the Rocky Mountain Girls Fastpitch Association.

"Community banking at its core is about personal relationships. Earning the title "My Banker" from a client is what it's all about."

As regional president of ANB Bank's Mountain Banking Centers, John brings more than 19 years of banking experience and a wealth of knowledge and leadership that will be instrumental in successfully leading his region, as well as a deep commitment of excellence in serving the customers of ANB.

Before becoming regional president, John was the community bank president of ANB's Aspen branch. He continues to be located in Aspen as he leads his team in providing an exceptional customer service experience in the region's seven banking centers. John holds his bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and attended the Pacific Coast Banking School.

John is committed to serving his community through his involvement with various non-profit organizations and activities. He is a past president of Aspen Rotary Club, is a member of the Aspen Fire Protection District's Board of Directors, Chairman of the Aspen Pitkin County Housing Authority board of Directors, and is a board member of the Aspen Lacrosse Club. He also spends his time volunteering as a youth sports coach in the community for basketball, football and lacrosse.

“Banking is a business built on one-on-one relationships. By knowing customers and their needs, we can be the best bank possible.”

With more than 30 years of broad banking experience, Vance Wagner brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to ANB’s Western Colorado Region as regional president.

Prior to his move to Grand Junction, Vance spent eight years in ANB’s Cherry Creek Banking Center in Denver, first as the senior credit officer in Commercial Banking, then serving as regional president. He also spent nine years at the Bank’s Glenwood Springs Banking Center serving the western slope as branch president and regional manager. His experience encompasses nearly all industries and facets of banking, with an emphasis in commercial, real estate and construction lending - enabling him to help businesses of all types and sizes navigate the business landscape successfully.

Vance has an extensive history of community involvement that includes serving on the St. Mary’s Hospital Board, Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce Board, Club 20 Executive Committee, City of Grand Junction Downtown Development Authority, and Colorado Bankers Association/Governmental Affairs Committee.

“I believe in building strong value-based relationships with our customers, which in turn drives the value of our company for our shareholders.”

As the regional president for Wyoming, Kevin leads and coaches his team of bankers in creating a friendly, knowledgeable, and value-oriented banking environment. He is key in developing new banking relationships, nurturing current bank relationships, and helping each of his banking centers’ communities grow and prosper.

Located in the Cheyenne Banking Center, Kevin brings close to thirty years of experience in the industry, having worked in business banking, consumer banking, and agriculture.

Kevin plays an active role in the Cheyenne community. He is a member of the Cheyenne Airport Board and serves on the Board of Directors for the Wyoming Banker’s Association. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of North Dakota.