HQ Function

Formerly served as the primary corporate office, overseeing all strategic, operational, and administrative functions of First Midwest Bank.

Notable Features:

A modern office building in a commercial district, designed to support a large corporate staff and banking operations.

Work Culture:

First Midwest Bank was known for a community-focused banking culture, emphasizing customer service, teamwork, and professional development. This ethos is now part of the combined Old National Bank culture.

HQ Significance:

The Chicago headquarters was central to First Midwest Bank's operations and growth strategy, positioning it as a key player in the competitive Chicagoland and Midwest financial markets.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters aimed to reflect stability, professionalism, and a commitment to serving the financial needs of its communities and business clients.

Location:

Prior to its merger, First Midwest Bank operated primarily in Illinois, northwest Indiana, southeast Wisconsin, eastern Iowa, and a few locations in other Midwest states. Following the merger with Old National Bank, the combined entity has a significantly larger footprint across the Midwest, including states like Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Old National Bank primarily supports clients within the United States, focusing on community and commercial banking services within its regional presence rather than extensive global operations.

Street Address:

8750 West Bryn Mawr Avenue

City:

Chicago

State/Province:

Illinois

Country:

USA