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Zions Bank

Zions Bank

Banking

Salt Lake City, Utah 27,275 followers

Ranked as one of the best banks to work for. And not surprisingly, to bank with.

About us

We’re a bank. And we’re all about the people who keep us in business. Not just our clients, but our communities and employees, too. So what does this mean to you as an employee? That you can be confident knowing we’ll do whatever we can to help you succeed in your role. Our employees enjoy a great set of benefits, a myriad of learning opportunities, tons of community involvement, workplace diversity and lots of autonomy to do your job. It’s just a few of the reasons why we’re the premier employer of choice. When you join the Zions Bank team, you join one of the best places to work. And it shows in all the different ways we empower our employees to learn and grow. If this sounds like a good fit for you, please visit our careers page at zionsbank.com/careers. We’re on the lookout for the next generation of Zions Bankers. Because at the end of any day, you’re a big part of the reason we’re in business. A division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender NMLS #467014. Terms of use http://bit.ly/touzfnb

Website
http://www.zionsbank.com
Industry
Banking
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Salt Lake City, Utah
Type
Public Company
Founded
1873
Specialties
Banking, Business Banking, and Commercial Banking

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Updates

  • As we celebrate Utah’s Pioneer Day, we’re grateful for the gritty, persistent and innovative trailblazers who got us to where we are today as a region and as a bank. Our founder, Brigham Young, had the vision to establish a one-room pioneer savings bank in 1873 during a national financial panic. Nearly a century later, Roy Simmons rose from humble beginnings to become one of the Intermountain West’s most successful banking pioneers. He and his two business partners acquired Zions First National Bank from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1960, ushering in an era of rapid growth. Roy served as president of the bank from 1964 to 1981 and then as chair until 1998. Today we honor the contributions of generations past and the pioneering spirit that carries us forward.

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    Thanks to our Jackson Hole staff for volunteering to help with conservation efforts in Grand Teton National Park. On Saturday, July 18, employees removed 442 pounds of invasive houndstongue plant from Mormon Row, a historic homesteading district in the park. The non-native plant produces burs that attach to visitors’ clothing and rapidly spread to other protected areas. We appreciate the Grand Teton National Park Foundation for facilitating this project and for all they do to protect and care for this spectacular area.

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  • We were honored to join Governor Spencer Cox and representatives from the Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs, Utah Food Industry Association, and Associated Food Stores to load 300 care packages of Utah-made products onto a military vehicle. These gifts are headed to the families of deployed service members just in time for Pioneer Day. As we celebrate USA’s 250th anniversary and Utah’s statehood, we’re grateful for the sacrifices of our military members and their families. We’re proud to sponsor Flavors of Utah, which, in addition to celebrating homegrown goods and businesses, captures some of our favorite Utah “flavors” — community and service.

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    Early in New Plymouth’s history, the city was sustained by the flowing waters of the Payette River. Water wheels were the engine of early progress, converting raw water currents into the mechanical energy needed to power foundational industrial tasks like grinding grain and sawing wood. To honor this rich agricultural heritage and the ingenuity of the city's founders, we’re honored to support the restoration of a historic water wheel donated by the Finley family. On July 8, our New Plymouth Branch Manager, Carla Johanek, presented a donation to City Councilor Ron Martinez. The water wheel is prominently placed on the city’s Boulevard and horseshoe on the greenbelt.

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  • Like good barbecue, a great business idea takes time to fully cook. After two decades of refining their Southern-style recipes, pitmasters Rich and Tammy Adamson opened Missy Moo’s Bar-B-Q in Lewiston, Idaho, in 2025. “Starting a business can be overwhelming, especially when you're learning everything from scratch,” Rich says. “Zions Bank helped us bring down hurdles and navigate the startup process.” Through an SBA loan, we were proud to partner with the Adamsons help secure their custom-made trailer, commercial smoker, and the momentum needed to launch. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gwEwvE8T

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  • Imposter scams are the most common type of fraud. That makes them all the more devastating.    Not only could you lose your information or money, but bad actors using your trust against you can cause emotional harm.  That’s why you need to unmask scammers before they ever get the chance to strike.  Check out our imposter scam guide to help keep you one step ahead of fraud: Zionsbank.com/imposter

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