Northwest Indiana Business Magazine recently announced that 1st Source Bank won five of their 2025 Best of Business Awards in the Banking and Financial category. The awards won were all in Michiana and included Best Bank for Business, Best Bank for Customer Service, Best Business Investment Firm, Best Institution for Obtaining a Business Loan, and Best Wealth Management Advisory Firm. Each year, the publication’s readers take a survey to vote for the best businesses in Northwest Indiana and Michiana in various categories. According to the website: “The survey provides readers the opportunity to acknowledge local business leaders who are excelling in their service to the community. The Best of Business Awards promote excellence in innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership in the Region's business community.”
“Awards like these are so special to 1st Source Bank because they are chosen by our clients and our community,” said Shelli Workman, Central Region President at 1st Source Bank. “To know that we won in categories related to customer service and product offerings means that we are living up to our mission of helping our clients achieve, security, build wealth, and realize our dreams. I am proud of our colleagues around the bank who are making an impact in the communities where they live and work.”
2025 marked the 20th anniversary of the Best of Business Awards survey that recognizes business excellence in the Northwest Indiana and Michiana area. The annual voting takes place online and allows one vote, per day, per email address. The full list can be viewed here: Best of Business Awards • Northwest Indiana Business Magazine
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