bfrandrup@bankcherokee.com
651-291-6208
Bryan serves as Chief Lending Officer, bringing more than 25 years of experience in banking and finance—and a lifelong passion for the industry. He’s built his career helping small business owners across diverse industries grow through tailored lending solutions and fast, friendly service.
Since joining BankCherokee in the spring of 2022, Bryan has played a key role in the bank’s growth. He’s known for his collaborative leadership style and people-first mindset, fostering strong cross-departmental relationships and aligning teams around shared goals. Bryan holds himself and his team to high standards of “red carpet” service, believing that a fun, focused work environment leads to better outcomes for both employees and clients.
Outside of work, Bryan is deeply engaged in his community and family life. He serves on the board of directors for Tasks Unlimited, where he values the organization’s role in supporting individuals with mental illness. He lives in Eagan with his wife and daughter, whose softball and figure skating activities keep the family joyfully busy.
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Bryan Frandrup
Chief Lending Officer
Bryan serves as Chief Lending Officer, bringing more than 25 years of experience in banking and finance—and a lifelong passion for the industry. He’s built his career helping small business owners across diverse industries grow through tailored lending solutions and fast, friendly service.
Since joining BankCherokee in the spring of 2022, Bryan has played a key role in the bank’s growth. He’s known for his collaborative leadership style and people-first mindset, fostering strong cross-departmental relationships and aligning teams around shared goals. Bryan holds himself and his team to high standards of “red carpet” service, believing that a fun, focused work environment leads to better outcomes for both employees and clients.
Outside of work, Bryan is deeply engaged in his community and family life. He serves on the board of directors for Tasks Unlimited, where he values the organization’s role in supporting individuals with mental illness. He lives in Eagan with his wife and daughter, whose softball and figure skating activities keep the family joyfully busy.
