Chelsea State Bank in early January announced the retirement of Executive Vice President Kenneth A. Gietzen after a long career in banking.
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Ken Gietzen (left) retired from Chelsea State Bank in January. He is pictured with President and CEO of Chelsea State Bank John Mann.
photo courtesy of Chelsea State Bank
Gietzen has also been active as a volunteer in the Chelsea community, participating on several boards either as a director or the chairman. The organizations he was involved with included the Chelsea Rotary Club, Chelsea Community Hospital, Silver Maples Retirement Community, Chelsea Wellness Foundation, Chelsea Chamber of Commerce and the Student Building Trades Program.
Gietzen will continue as a director of Chelsea State Bank.
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