Bank Of New Hampshire Adds Miller To Commercial Banking Team

LACONIA, NH — Bank of New Hampshire has added Tate Miller to its commercial banking team as assistant vice president and commercial banker, with the role based in the bank’s Laconia office.

According to the bank, Miller will work with businesses throughout New Hampshire, helping owners navigate financial needs and identify lending and banking solutions that support their goals and continued growth. The bank said he brings more than four years of experience in credit analysis, underwriting, portfolio management and commercial banking.

Bank of New Hampshire said Miller has worked directly with local businesses and developed experience across the lending process, including evaluating financials, structuring financing and building long-term relationships with business owners. In his new role, he will focus on developing lasting relationships with businesses, helping customers evaluate financing opportunities and connecting them with the bank’s resources and services.

Miller also has ties to the Lakes Region through several community roles. He serves as chair of the board of directors for the Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce, serves on the board of directors for Lakes Region Community Developers and is a member of the grants committee for the Greater Lakes Region Children’s Fund.

“We are thrilled to welcome Tate to Bank of New Hampshire,” Christopher Walkley, the SVP-senior commercial banking manager, said. “Tate has developed strong relationships throughout the Lakes Region and beyond and understands the importance of being a trusted partner to local businesses. His commercial lending experience, commitment to the community and genuine interest in helping businesses succeed make him a tremendous addition to our team.”

The bank said Miller’s commercial banking background and community involvement will bring a local perspective to the position. He can be reached at 603.534.9715 or tate.miller@bnh.bank.

Founded in 1831, Bank of New Hampshire describes itself as the oldest and one of the largest independent banks headquartered in the state. The bank said it has assets exceeding $2.8 billion and 21 banking offices across New Hampshire, including Concord and Manchester, and southern Maine, offering deposit, lending, and wealth management services for families and businesses.