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New Anniversary, New Offices for EnerBank

Regions Bank’s consumer home improvement lending division officially opens new offices at 650 Main in downtown Salt Lake City

By Wayne Thompson | June 3, 2022

Twenty years ago this month, a handful of employees started making the first home improvement loans for EnerBank USA in the Salt Lake Valley out of 1,200 square feet of office space.

Since those humble beginnings, the business has grown to serve more than one million homeowners nationwide, financing over $13 billion in home improvements.

EnerBank recently celebrated another milestone with the dedication of new workspace at 650 Main that represents its future as the consumer home improvement lending division of Regions Bank.

With 88,900 square feet of offices on the top three floors, the business is the anchor tenant of 650 Main. Along with bringing the Regions name to the Salt Lake City skyline, the building has brought new life to a long-vacant corner and is part of a boom in downtown development.

Founded in 2002, EnerBank became part of Regions in October 2021, accelerating the bank’s focus on serving as the premier bank lender to homeowners.

Regions is better because we joined forces with EnerBank, and EnerBank is better because of the combination. We’re excited to see the growth of the company going forward.
Kate Danella, head of Regions’ Consumer Banking Group

“We now have more space to accommodate the incredible growth we anticipate as part of Regions,” said Charlie Knadler, former EnerBank CEO and now head of Consumer Home Improvement Lending for Regions Bank.

“We have about 500 employees now, and have been experiencing double-digit growth year over year. It’s an exciting time for our business.”

Kate Danella, head of Regions’ Consumer Banking Group, joined Knadler, Regions’ Chief Transformation Officer Scott Peters, Salt Lake City District 4 Council Member Ana Valdemoros, EnerBank founding CEO Louise Kelly and other Regions and EnerBank leaders to dedicate the offices at 650 Main.

“Regions Bank is proud to invest in EnerBank’s continued success while introducing the EnerBank name to more clients across our retail banking footprint and beyond,” Danella said.

“Family is really what I’m most excited about in the combination of our two great companies. Regions is better because we joined forces with EnerBank, and EnerBank is better because of the combination. We’re excited to see the growth of the company going forward.”

605 Main’s amenities include multi-story covered parking, a fitness center, outdoor meeting and recreation area with firepit, a breakroom with outdoor terrace, wellness, phone rooms, and offices, conference and training rooms with views of the Wasatch Mountains. A new TRAX station and 175 new apartments are going up across the street.

Said Valdemoros of Regions’ investment in 650 Main, “It couldn’t be a better combination — a group that does so much good for the community in the heart of Salt Lake City.”

Photo of regions EnerBank office exterior, lobby, and fire-pit area

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