First Business Bank

Our people know business.

That's why they're our people.

There’s a difference between bankers who “do” business banking and bankers who know business. At First Business we’ve built a team whose expertise extends to specific types of businesses and the unique challenges they face. We know why businesses succeed—and what makes them fail. What we’ve learned working with hundreds of successful businesses can help your business thrive.

Serving the Unique Needs of Milwaukee Area Businesses

First Business Bank, a part of First Business Financial Services (NASDAQ: FBIZ), was the first bank in the Midwest to devote itself exclusively to serving businesses. We take an individual approach to your company's banking needs and pride ourselves on responsiveness. First Business Bank offers a full line of financial services for businesses and business owners, including: commercial lending, treasury management, private banking, retirement plans, investment management services, trust services, asset based lending, and equipment finance and leasing.

We pride ourselves on our ability to meet and anticipate client needs. All of our staff are very experienced and capable of providing solutions to you. Decisions are made by our local management team and Board of Directors who are absolutely committed to the Greater Milwaukee Area business community. We are also proud of our connections in the manufacturing industry include our valued board member, Kent Lorenz, our partnership with the Manufacturing Alliance, our annual Manufacturing First Expo & Conference, and especially this sponsorship of Manufacturing Matters!

Call us Today!

We invite you to call us for a no-obligation conversation about your organization’s specific financial needs. We put such a priority on Manufacturers, that we give you direct access to our bank President Dave Vetta. Dave can be reached directly at 262-792-1400 or by email at dvetta@firstbusiness.com.  Call today, or send an email requesting that Dave contact you.

Want to learn more before you call? Watch our brief video on the First Business difference.