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How does one define a 'financial relationship' between client and bank? Is it defined by longevity? Is it defined by number of accounts? What is the value proposition of a relationship? Is it set by the bank? By the client?

"Our relationship with our friends at Mesa Bank is much larger and more far-reaching than just a business arrangement. Mesa Bank epitomizes our motto - 'Neighbors Helping Neighbors.' They are truly partners in and supporters of our mission and scope of work through their sponsorships, financial commitment, professional expertise and financial advice."

Mesa Bank was founded in 1998 with a premise that relationships will define who we are - as a bank, as a community leader and as individuals. Relationship Banking is defined by our daily effort as bankers, relying on our valued clients and strategic business partners to build a bank that embodies the dynamics of our community.

Our founders recognized that true individual service creates loyalty to the bank … that price is not the most important commodity in a banking relationship and that Relationship Banking is built upon the success of our clients. Employees of the bank truly believe that we make a difference in the lives of our clients. We are a resource for our clients, not only in providing financial options, but in connecting them to a vast network of other clients with expertise in many diverse industries.

Our clientele is our sales force. At Mesa Bank, our success is built on this simple statement that was created by our employees.