IRVINE, Calif., April 29, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- CommerceWest Bank (OTCBB:CWBK) joined the Pretend City Children's Museum for their annual fundraisers. Pretend City is an interconnected city that provides purposeful play, hands-on learning experiences, role playing and educational programs to children. Their mission is to build better brains through fun, whole body learning experiences and empower children and their grown-ups to meaningfully connect with and expand their world.
"The possibilities are endless when it comes to the imaginations of children as their carefree nature allows them to dream and be creative," commented Ivo A. Tjan, CEO of CommerceWest Bank. He continued, "Pretend City is a great resource to our community that nurtures the imaginations of children while educating them and nurturing their lives."
CommerceWest Bank is a California based commercial bank with a unique vision and culture of focusing exclusively on the small to mid-size business community. Founded in 2001 and headquartered at 2111 Business Center Drive in Irvine, CA. The Bank serves businesses throughout California with an emphasis on clients in Orange, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Riverside Counties. We are a full service business bank and offer a wide range of commercial banking services, including concierge services, remote deposit solution, online banking, lines of credit, working capital loans, commercial real estate lending, SBA lending, and cash and treasury management services.
Mission Statement: CommerceWest Bank will create a complete banking experience for each client, catering to businesses and their specific banking needs, while accommodating our clients and providing them high-quality, low stress and personally tailored banking and financial services.
Please visit www.cwbk.com to learn more about the bank. "BANK ON THE DIFFERENCE"
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