New Resource Bank has appointed Martha Daetwyler and Barbara Kamm to its board of directors, adding to the bank’s management strength as it approaches its third anniversary. The board also accepted the resignation of founding director, Rick Holmstrom.

Ms. Daetwyler is lead trustee on the Board of Trustees for RSF Social Finance, a nonprofit organization that seeks to bring about positive, real-world change by making capital available to innovative, sustainable projects. Ms. Kamm is principal of Kamm Consulting, which advises financial institutions and early-stage companies on financial and organizational strategy.

Mark Finser, chairman of the board, said: “Martha has extensive experience with board governance issues, as well as the special talent of being able to pay close attention to details while keeping in mind the deeper values of an organization. Barbara’s management experience with both large and small banks, as well as her skills in commercial lending, will be very valuable in helping us serve the sustainable business community.”

Ms. Daetwyler said: “New Resource Bank is ideally positioned to fill the banking needs of businesses and individuals concerned with sustainability in terms of people, planet, and profit. I’m excited about the opportunity to work with the talented staff and board in promoting these goals.”

Ms. Kamm said: After years in bank management, I’m looking forward to serving on a bank board, and I am pleased to be able to help New Resource execute its unique mission.

New Resource Bank is a community bank that provides customized banking to entrepreneurial businesses, developers and professional service firms.