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Throughout his tenure Martin L. Heger, recently retired president and CEO at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, the bank posted one notable success after another. During Heger's 15 years of service as president/CEO, Heger saw the FHLBI, a provider of housing finance funds and other services for financial institutions in Indiana and Michigan, grow to $48 billion in assets. In addition its member base nearly tripled to close to 450 member institutions, and its Mortgage Purchase Program, introduced in 2001, grew to $10 billion in assets. More than 200 guests came to bid farewell to Heger at a retirement reception held in his honor in January. Heger was recognized as a leader known as much for his kindness as for his success - from his grown children recollecting that their father readily credited others, to colleagues who spoke of working relationships that led to lasting friendships.
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Marty Heger: Taking It to the Next Level
"People skills are the No. 1 skill for success," says Martin L. Heger, recently retired president and chief executive officer of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLBI). He is well-acquainted with success. Throughout his tenure with FHLBI, the bank posted o...
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