Dalton Martier
About Dalton Martier
Dalton Martier serves as the Vice President and SBA Business Development Officer at North State Bank, where he focuses on providing financial solutions for small businesses. With a background in SBA lending and a history of closing over 100 successful loans, he is dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs in achieving their business objectives.
Work at North State Bank
Dalton Martier serves as the Vice President and SBA Business Development Officer at North State Bank. He has held this position since 2023, contributing to the bank's commitment to providing tailored financial solutions for small businesses. In this role, he focuses on supporting entrepreneurs by offering specialized financing options that align with their business goals.
Previous Experience in SBA Lending
Before joining North State Bank, Dalton Martier worked at West Town Bank & Trust as the Vice President and SBA Business Development Officer from 2021 to 2023. His career in SBA lending began at Windsor Advantage, where he served as an SBA Account Manager from 2019 to 2021. He also has experience as a Mortgage Loan Originator at Tabor Mortgage Group for five months in 2018-2019. His extensive background in small business financing has equipped him with the skills necessary to assist entrepreneurs effectively.
Education and Expertise
Dalton Martier holds a degree in Business, Management, and Marketing from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Additionally, he studied International Business at the College of Charleston, where he achieved a focus in International Business, Management, and Marketing. His educational background supports his expertise in small business financing and development.
Achievements in SBA Lending
Dalton Martier has successfully closed over 100 SBA loans throughout his career. This accomplishment highlights his ability to assist entrepreneurs in achieving their business objectives through effective financing solutions. His experience as a seasoned SBA lender underscores his commitment to supporting small businesses.