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Jordan Elected to City National Bank Board of Directors

May 24, 2021

Corsicana-based City National Bank elected Executive Vice President Mark Jordan to the board of directors on March 4. He has worked for City National Bank since 2001. Jordan has 33 years of experience working in all areas of community banking and currently serves as chief financial officer and as a commercial lender for the bank.

Jordan earned a BBA degree in finance from the Texas Tech University. He is currently chairman of the board of the Navarro Regional Hospital and serves on the board of the Corsicana YMCA. He is also a member of the Corsicana Rotary Club and serves on the planning and zoning commission for the City of Corsicana.

City National Bank was established in Corsicana in 1983.

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