Meet our 2025 Summer Interns!
Lowell – Loan Operations
Lowell Burd is a senior at Indiana University, majoring in Finance and Accounting. Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Lowell is interning this summer with the Loan Operations department. On campus, he’s involved in Kappa Sigma and the Real Estate Club, where he continues to grow professionally and socially. Lowell played the violin for 12 years, developing a strong sense of focus and determination early on. Outside of work, he enjoys golfing, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
“I wanted to intern at Country Club Bank because it was a clear top choice for me due to its connection to Kansas City. It is unique to see an institution so deeply rooted in the history of the place it resides, while also being highly regarded by the people who live here.”
Kane – Commercial and Digital Bank Operations Department
Kane Clendenen is a third-year law student at Northern Illinois University College of Law. Originally from the small town of Mendota, Illinois, with a population of just 7,000. Kane is currently interning in the Commerical and Digital Bank Operations department. On campus, he’s actively involved in the Business Law Club, and First Generation Law Society. Recently engaged, Kane enjoys grilling ribeye steaks and spending time with his dog. His small-town roots and dedication to his studies and community make him a valuable member of the team this summer.
“Country Club Bank offered me the best opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. The ability to be hands-on at a full-service bank, while gaining exposure to a wide variety of departments and learning from multiple department heads, was especially appealing as I continue my educational journey.”
Maria – Marketing Department
Maria Wendel is a senior at Missouri State University majoring in Advertising and Promotional Marketing. Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Maria is interning in the Marketing Department this summer. On campus, she’s an active member of Delta Sigma Pi, where she currently serves as Senior Vice President. Outside of work and school, Maria loves exploring new places – from trying out unique coffee shops to traveling whenever she gets the chance. She also enjoys spending quality time with friends and family.
“I wanted to intern at Country Club Bank because of its strong community values, welcoming culture, and deep Kansas City roots. I was especially excited to gain hands-on experience in the marketing department. CCB stood out as a place where I could grow and learn in a meaningful way.”
John – Treasury Sales Department
John Rebein is a junior at Trinity College Dublin, where he’s studying Business. Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, John is spending his summer interning in the Treasury Sales Department. At school, John is involved in a student managed fund club and American Football Club. Outside of the office, he’s passionate about staying active and creative! He’s into drone photography, cliff jumping, golf, hiking, and chess. He also enjoys cooking, with duck being his favorite dish to make. Whether he’s exploring the outdoors or diving into strategic thinking, John brings energy and curiosity to everything he does.
“I wanted to intern at Country Club Bank because of its strong community focus and deep roots in Kansas City. Being from Kansas City, I’ve always recognized and appreciated CCB’s efforts to serve the community and bring people together.”
Lauren – Commercial and Digital Bank Operations Department
Lauren Brock is a senior at the University of Kansas, majoring in Marketing with a minor in Sales. Originally from Leawood, Kansas, she’s spending her summer interning in the Commercial and Digital Bank Operations Department. On campus, Lauren is involved in Sales Club, holds a corporate outreach position in the Insurance Club, and is an active member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, where she serves on the Nominating Committee. She brings a sense of adventure and curiosity to every experience, having studied abroad in Florence, Italy. In her free time, Lauren enjoys going on walks, playing pickleball, and practicing yoga.
“I was interested in interning at CCB because I had consistently heard great things and wanted to work for an organization that focuses on building strong connections and fostering a supportive, growth-oriented community. I was also seeking professional exposure to the banking industry and an opportunity to learning more about the various roles and departments that make up CCB.”
Jacob – Credit Department
Jacob Muckerman is a senior at Rockhurst University pursuing a degree in Finance. On campus, he stays active both socially and athletically as a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and a player on the Rockhurst soccer team. Originally from Overland Park, Kansas, Jacob is spending his summer interning in the Credit Department, where he’s expanding his knowledge of the financial services industry. A fun (and slightly painful) fact – he's broken nine fingers over the years! Outside of work, he enjoys playing soccer and spending time with friends.
“I chose to intern at CCB because of its community-driven focus. I grew up in KC and have lived here all of my life, so seeing the work that this bank does to give back to the city I love definitely piqued my interest. I also knew that CCB had a great reputation for helping me make connections with some amazing people.”
Wen – Commercial Credits & Lending Department
Wen Clough is a recent graduate from the University of Missouri- Kansas City, where he earned his degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship. Raised in Kansas City, Wen is interning in Commercial Credits and Lending department this summer. At UMKC, he was involved in the Enactus and the Block Consulting Lab. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, playing sports, video games, and listening to music. His passion for creativity and strategy makes him a valuable part of the intern team!
“I wanted to learn more about what banks look for when issuing loans to small or new businesses. I was also interested in seeing how a community-focused bank operates compared to a national bank. Additionally, I wanted to gain a better understanding of how banks mitigate risk and recover from a bad loan or deal.”