Enterprise Bank Promotes Aaron Wiens To Director of C&I Lending in KC


By Will Crow


Aaron Wiens, Senior Vice President, Director of Commercial & Industrial Banking for the Kansas City market at Enterprise Bank & Trust. Photo credit: Enterprise Bank & Trust.


Posted September 10, 2026

Enterprise Bank & Trust has promoted Aaron Wiens to senior vice president and director of commercial & industrial banking for the Kansas City market.

Wiens brings with him more than two decades of experience to the role. He first joined Enterprise in 2011 and has served at the bank for nearly 16 years.

Wiens succeeds Jamie Buckley, who previously served as the director of commercial & industrial banking for Kansas City with Enterprise Bank before resigning in August. Buckley announced she joined Wichita-based Emprise Bank as senior vice president and head of commercial lending in Kansas City.

As director of commercial & industrial banking, he will lead a team of expert bankers and directly guide Enterprise’s regional C&I lending strategy in conjunction with other members of the local leadership team, according to a release from the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce.

“Aaron has been an instrumental part of our Kansas City team for more than 15 years and a cornerstone of our C&I team for the past decade, earning a reputation for strong, successful relationships,” Adam Kilpatrick, Market President for Kansas City at Enterprise Bank, said in a release. “His intentional leadership, market insight and unwavering commitment to our clients make this a well-deserved advancement and an ideal fit to drive the continued success of our C&I.”

Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Clayton, Missouri, Enterprise Bank & Trust operates with over $17.3 million in assets, as of July 29, 2026. The bank has 50 branches across Arizona, California, Kansas, Missouri, Nevada and New Mexico. Enterprise Bank placed No. 21 in Top Area Banks ranked by total assets for banks headquartered in Missouri and Kansas, as featured in Ingram’s The Power Book 2026 Edition.