ChoiceOne Financial Services released an investor presentation for management meetings beginning November 5. The materials present the Michigan-based company as a community bank with modern digital services and provide a snapshot of its size and operations as of September 30, 2026. They do not announce a new transaction, financing or management change.
Key details
- Company scale: ChoiceOne reported $4.5 billion in total assets, $3.7 billion in deposits and $3.1 billion in gross loans at September 30. It operates 56 locations across western and southeastern Michigan.
- Business model: Founded in 1898, the bank says it combines local decision-making and a community-bank approach with technology and products typically associated with larger banks. It serves consumers, businesses and municipalities.
- Products and services: The presentation highlights mobile banking, online applications, secure payments through Zelle, business invoicing and accounting tools, treasury services, fraud protection, trust and fiduciary services, and wealth-planning offerings. ChoiceOne also has a strategic partnership with Ameriprise Financial.
- Management: Kelly J. Potes is chief executive officer, a role he has held since 2016. Michael J. Burke Jr. has been president since 2020 and oversees lending and operations. Adom J. Greenland is executive vice president and chief financial officer, and Bradley A. Henion is executive vice president and chief lending officer.
- Company positioning: ChoiceOne’s stated vision is to be the best bank in Michigan, with an emphasis on customer service, advice and personal relationships. The presentation also lists industry and community awards.
Plain-English implications
The presentation is an overview of ChoiceOne’s business, footprint and leadership—not an announcement of a change in control, capital structure or strategy. Its operating figures provide a dated snapshot of the bank’s scale; the materials described here do not set out a new financial target or forecast.