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Trey Barnett and Dawn Ward stand side-by-side in front of a red door. The same two sit next to one another at a table in front of bookshelves.

Trey Barnett, Relationship Manager at Bank of Central Florida, and Dawn Ward, owner of Innovation Title.

Photos provided by Bank of Central Florida, Member FDIC

It’s hard to overstate the power of personal relationships in business banking.

Just ask Dawn Ward, owner of Innovation Title. The local real estate transaction company continues to reach new heights thanks to a strong partnership with Bank of Central Florida + Relationship Manager Trey Barnett.

Barnett’s collaborative role extends far beyond account management. From navigating cash flow to tackling complex transactions, his expertise, proactive approach + personalized insights have helped Ward streamline processes and foster long-term growth.

See her success story

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