Cascade Bank Pays Attention to the Creative Needs of Dillon Works!

In 1985, Mike Dillon started Dillon Works! out of his grandmother-in-law's basement. Twenty years, three different locations and many clients later,
Dillon Works! now occupies its own 3.9 million square inch production facility in Mukilteo, Washington, and has a staff of more than 60 during its busy periods. Designers, metal workers and fabricators work together to create unique, dimensional elements for theme parks, casinos, retail displays, restaurants, commercials, exhibits and much, much more.

Building a 10-ton rocket sculpture, 5-foot Jelly Bellies and a pterodactyl with a 30-foot wingspan are all in a day's work, according to President Mike Dillon. His team has built their business by paying attention to every detail.

Mike Dillon explains, "We've been able to take on projects from Albuquerque to Moscow, knowing that Cascade Bank was with us. Dillon Works! diverse clientele ranges from Fortune 500 companies to local organizations wanting mascots, so we need a banker who pays attention to the financial needs of our unique business and looks at things in a creative way. Cascade Bank made it their business to understand our business. Dillon Works! wouldn't be where it is today without Cascade Bank."

If you want to see more of the amazing projects created every day at Dillon Works!, visit DillonWorks.com. You'll find pictures of a 35-foot tall sculptural icon of "copper" salmon swimming in iridescent water, mountain bikes made of clear acrylic, a "Ned the Cactus" flexible foam puppet, a big sesame seed roll that rolls on a track to "sandwich" people as they enter a restaurant, and a 12-foot bag of popcorn that pops every half hour.

To see the difference an attentive banker can make in your business's financial picture, call a Cascade Bank business banker today.