Mountain West Bank President Dan Price to Retire After Nearly 25 Years

Price helped grow the bank from 10 to over 20 branches across Idaho

Mar. 19, 2026 at 2:30am

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Dan Price, the president of Community Banking at Mountain West Bank, is retiring after nearly 25 years with the institution. Price joined Mountain West in 2001 as executive vice president and manager of Retail Banking, and during his tenure helped grow the bank from 10 branches to over 20 throughout Idaho. Mountain West Bank was later acquired by Glacier Bancorp, Inc. headquartered in Montana.

Why it matters

Price's retirement marks a significant leadership change for Mountain West Bank, one of Idaho's prominent community banking institutions. His departure comes after the bank's acquisition of Bank of Idaho in 2025, a move that expanded its presence in the Treasure Valley region.

The details

During his time at Mountain West Bank, Price helped expand the bank's footprint through new branch development, relocation and growth of the downtown Boise location, and the integration of other locations and staff after acquisitions. Prior to joining Mountain West, Price worked for 17 years as a district manager at First Security Bank.

  • Price will retire on April 3, 2026.
  • Price joined Mountain West Bank in 2001 as executive vice president and manager of Retail Banking.
  • Mountain West Bank was acquired by Glacier Bancorp, Inc. headquartered in Montana.
  • Mountain West Bank acquired Bank of Idaho in 2025.

The players

Dan Price

The president of Community Banking at Mountain West Bank, who is retiring after nearly 25 years with the institution.

Scott Anderson

The CEO of Mountain West Bank, who praised Price's impact and leadership during his tenure.

Mountain West Bank

A community banking institution in Idaho that was founded in Coeur d'Alene in 1993 and later acquired by Glacier Bancorp, Inc.

Glacier Bancorp, Inc.

The Montana-based company that acquired Mountain West Bank.

Bank of Idaho

The bank that was acquired by Mountain West Bank in 2025, expanding its presence in the Treasure Valley region.

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What they’re saying

“Dan's impact on our organization is difficult to overstate. He helped build the foundation that supports our growth today, doing so with integrity, humility and a genuine commitment to people. Dan has been a trusted leader, mentor and partner for many years, and we are deeply grateful for everything he has contributed to Mountain West Bank.”

— Scott Anderson, CEO of Mountain West Bank

“After more than 40 years in banking, I'm incredibly grateful for the many great people I've had the privilege to work with ― both inside the industry and throughout our community. It's been an honor to serve, collaborate and build lasting relationships, and I look forward to staying active and involved in the Treasure Valley as I transition into retirement.”

— Dan Price, President of Community Banking, Mountain West Bank

What’s next

Mountain West Bank will need to find a successor to lead its community banking division following Price's retirement on April 3, 2026.

The takeaway

Dan Price's retirement from Mountain West Bank after nearly 25 years marks a significant leadership change for one of Idaho's prominent community banking institutions. Price's tenure saw the bank grow from 10 to over 20 branches across the state, including the acquisition of Bank of Idaho in 2025, solidifying Mountain West's presence in the Treasure Valley region.