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Love Joins Peoples Bank as Branch President and Commercial Lender in Princeton

August 29, 2024

On August 13, Matthew Knies, North Texas market president for Lubbock-based Peoples Bank, announced the addition of Reggie Love to the team. He will serve as branch president and commercial lender at the bank’s Princeton location.

Love has been in banking for 22 years serving in many capacities. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Centenary College of Louisiana and attended the American Bankers Association’s Foundational Commercial Lending School at Southern Methodist University. He currently serves as an Amateur Athletic Union basketball coach in Princeton.

Established in 1968, Peoples Bank has 12 locations serving West Texas, North Central Texas and the Texas Panhandle.

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