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Jacksonville-based Austin Bank Welcomes Moore as Executive Vice President and Deputy Regional President

Troy MooreTroy Moore has joined Jacksonville-based Austin Bank as executive vice president and deputy regional president. He will office in the bank’s Longview Oak Forest location. He will join the advisory board of directors for Austin Bank and assume regional president responsibilities in March.

With 33 years of lending experience in the Longview and Kilgore area, Moore has held leadership roles, including senior commercial lender and market president.

Born in Longview, Moore is a graduate of the University of North Texas and the SW Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University. He has remained active in his community throughout his career and served as a board member for Habitat for Humanity and a member of AMBUCS. Moore has past affiliations with Great Texas Balloon Race, Alley Fest, the Longview Chamber of Commerce, Boys and Girls Club, Stamper Park Resource Center, Longview Housing–Family Self Sufficiency Program and One Hundred Acres of Heritage.

Established in 1900, Austin Bank has branches in 41 Texas locations within 29 cities and 14 counties. Austin Bank is locally owned and operated by the Austin family, which is celebrating 116 years in the Texas banking industry.

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