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C&N
You&Us. That's C&N.
About C&N
97% of Citizens & Northern Bank customers say they would recommend us to their family and friends. As Your Bank for a Lifetime, it's our mission to create value through lifelong relationships with our neighbors in Pennsylvania and New York. We believe managing your finances should be a fulfilling, trouble-free experience...so you can spend less time making a living and more time making a life. For over 160 years, C&N has shared the values of our communities, local families and businesses, our employees and our shareholders. Living our values everyday is what makes us different from other banks - teamwork, excellence, respect, responsibility & accountability, integrity, client-focus and having fun. From partnering closely with our customers and clients to help them identify and reach their life goals, to supporting our community through our Giving Back, Giving Together initiative and making the best decisions for the long term for our shareholders, C&N is committed to being the only financial institution you'll ever need. Member FDIC
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Signals from C&N
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
C&N hosted a podcast episode featuring Senior Investment Administrative Assistant Monica Fox reviewing portfolio positioning and market analysis for August 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
C&N kicked off its September Employee Spotlights with Bryan Bailey, AVP – Community Office Manager II, sharing his perspective on creating opportunities for employees.
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Capital & Finance
C&N supported the Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development in Lancaster, PA with a $6000 contribution.
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People
C&N is hiring a Regional Market Leader to support the Northcentral Pennsylvania or Williamsport market.
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Partnerships
C&N continues its support of Commonwealth University-Mansfield's Early College Program in 2026, contributing $25,000 to help the Mansfield University Mountaineer Foundation provide scholarships for Pennsylvania high school students taking college courses.
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