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Greer Named Vice President of Texas National Bank

July 28, 2020

Josh GreerSweetwater-based Texas National Bank recently named Josh A. Greer vice president of the bank’s Abilene loan production office, which opened in January 2019. He joins the bank with five years of experience in the financial services industry, most recently serving as a senior loan officer at Lone Star Ag Credit in Abilene.

Greer earned his BBS degree from Hardin Simmons University. He serves on the board of Junior Achievement of Abilene and as a member of the Taylor County Extension Agriculture Committee and Abilene Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee.

Established in 1995, Texas National Bank has assets of more than $153 million and operates a full-service branch in Tuscola, as well as the loan production office in Abilene.

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Texas Bankers

Greer Named Vice President of Texas National Bank

July 28, 2020

Josh GreerSweetwater-based Texas National Bank recently named Josh A. Greer vice president of the bank’s Abilene loan production office, which opened in January 2019. He joins the bank with five years of experience in the financial services industry, most recently serving as a senior loan officer at Lone Star Ag Credit in Abilene.

Greer earned his BBS degree from Hardin Simmons University. He serves on the board of Junior Achievement of Abilene and as a member of the Taylor County Extension Agriculture Committee and Abilene Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee.

Established in 1995, Texas National Bank has assets of more than $153 million and operates a full-service branch in Tuscola, as well as the loan production office in Abilene.

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Texas Bankers

Greer Named Vice President of Texas National Bank

July 28, 2020

Josh GreerSweetwater-based Texas National Bank recently named Josh A. Greer vice president of the bank’s Abilene loan production office, which opened in January 2019. He joins the bank with five years of experience in the financial services industry, most recently serving as a senior loan officer at Lone Star Ag Credit in Abilene.

Greer earned his BBS degree from Hardin Simmons University. He serves on the board of Junior Achievement of Abilene and as a member of the Taylor County Extension Agriculture Committee and Abilene Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee.

Established in 1995, Texas National Bank has assets of more than $153 million and operates a full-service branch in Tuscola, as well as the loan production office in Abilene.

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Zalman Named President of Texas Gulf Bank

VeraBank Adds to its Commercial Banking and Wealth Management Teams

Lubbock’s Peoples Bank Names Brockman Rural Markets President

Worthington Bank Welcomes New Chief Lending Officer and Arlington Market President

Sanderson Appointed Chief Transformation Officer at First United Bank

Alliance Bank Promotes Randolph and Byrnes to Regional Presidents

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