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Mason KingLlano National Bank has announced the addition of Mason King as vice president and branch manager of its Buchanan Dam branch. He brings a strong background in commercial banking, portfolio management and community leadership to his new role.

Prior to joining Llano National Bank, Mason served as assistant vice president and portfolio manager for First United Bank in Marble Falls, where he managed key commercial relationships and lending operations. His expertise includes structuring and originating loans, analyzing risk and developing financial solutions that serve both the customer and the institution.

Mason holds a BBA degree in finance from Texas Tech University, where he earned a certificate in commercial banking and served as founding president of the Rawls Banking Association. A native of the Hill Country, Mason serves as treasurer of the board of directors for the Kingsland Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce.

“Mason’s strong financial background and deep roots in the community make him a perfect fit for our team,” says JD Baker, CEO. “His commitment to service and relationship banking aligns perfectly with our values as a local community bank.”

Established in 1983, Llano National Bank has branches in Llano, Burnet and Buchanan Dam, as well as a new location coming soon to Marble Falls.

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