Customer Spotlight:
Hive + Honey
Hive + Honey has spent the past five years building a welcoming wellness community where clients feel supported both emotionally and physically. With two Austin locations on Hancock Drive and in West Campus, co-founders Summer Rose and Chrissy Ivie have created a space known for its personalized care and strong relationships.
Their partnership began long before the business opened. A chance meeting in 2010 sparked a friendship built on encouragement, shared values, and a readiness to take on new challenges together. That spirit eventually led to the creation of Hive + Honey, a studio grounded in connection and community.
As their business grew, Frontier Bank became a trusted partner. “We feel very cared for. We hope we provide the same experience to our clients as they have provided us,” they shared. The relationship is founded on personalized attention and genuine support.
Frontier Bank is proud to champion local businesses like Hive + Honey as they continue to grow and work toward their long-term goal of owning their own studio space.
Website: www.hiveandhoneyatx.com
Phone: 512‑803‑0540
Community Highlight:
We were honored to present at Mt. Zion Church’s Silver Soldiers Ministry on the critical topic of Elder Financial Abuse Prevention. Our team shared valuable insights on recognizing and preventing financial exploitation, which can take many forms including physical, psychological, emotional abuse, neglect, and abandonment.
Some key takeaways:
- Financial exploitation is a serious form of elder abuse that often goes unreported
- Protect yourself online by being cautious with what you share
- Be wary of friend requests, even from people you think you know
- Avoid clicking links or downloading video clips that may contain malicious software
- Watch for fake messages that appear to be from friends or family
At Frontier Bank, we’re committed to protecting our senior community members. If you’d like more information on this topic, please visit your local branch or give us a call!
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