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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: January 30, 2004
Downtown San Diego Partnership to Bank with Security Business Bank
SAN DIEGO – January 30, 2004 – The San Diego Downtown Partnership today announced that it will move its banking business to Security Business Bank (OTC BB: SBBK.OB). Partnership President Barbara Warden cited the bank’s commitment to downtown redevelopment and its business banking focus as the reasons for moving to Security Business Bank.
“Security Business Bank has shown they understand our unique needs,” said Downtown Partnership President Barbara Warden. “Security Business Bank’s President Paul Rodeno has demonstrated a keen understanding of the needs of San Diego’s emerging businesses, and his commitment to downtown is extremely valuable,” said Warden.
“Security Business Bank has helped a number of emerging downtown businesses by providing customized banking services that allow them to change with the times,” said Rodeno. “We will bring this same passion and commitment to the San Diego Downtown Partnership.”
Founded by a group of respected San Diego business leaders, Security Business Bank of San Diego promises to fill the void created by large, out-of-state banks that currently dominate the local landscape. Security Business Bank fills this market void by providing local decision-making with experienced, personalized service that growing businesses need on a daily basis. With direct access to professional staff coupled with high tech banking services like, online bill paying, check imaging and online wire transfers, businesses can efficiently manage their cash and credit needs. For more information on the bank, please visit the Security Business Bank website at www.securitybusinessbank.com
Founded in 1993, The Downtown San Diego Partnership is a leading advocate for the economic growth and revitalization of Downtown. The Partnership works closely with regional business organizations and government agencies to identify needs, develop strategies, shape public policy and implement programs that strengthen the business climate and quality of life in Downtown San Diego.
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