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The National Bank of Texas Hires Vineyard, Hilton and Knight in Fort Worth

September 17, 2020

Jim Vineyard has joined Fort Worth-based the National Bank of Texas as senior vice president/senior lender in Fort Worth. He is responsible for new loan production in the Fort Worth market. Vineyard has 14 years of banking experience, including Capital One Bank and PlainsCapital Bank. He is a graduate of Texas Tech University and the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University.

Vernon Hilton has joined the bank as first vice president/senior credit and credit risk management officer in Fort Worth. He has 14 years of banking experience, including serving at PlainsCapital Bank, Citigroup and BMO Harris Bank. Hilton is a graduate of Northern Illinois University, received his MBA degree in finance from DePaul University and is a graduate of the ABA Stonier Graduate School of Banking at the University of Pennsylvania.

Trent Knight has joined the National Bank of Texas as first vice president/loan officer in Fort Worth. He has four years of banking experience at Prosperity Bank. Knight earned his BBA degree in business and economics from the University of North Texas.

Established in 1973, the National Bank of Texas operates branches in Fort Worth, Azle, Burleson and Hurst.

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The National Bank of Texas Hires Vineyard, Hilton and Knight in Fort Worth

September 17, 2020

Jim Vineyard has joined Fort Worth-based the National Bank of Texas as senior vice president/senior lender in Fort Worth. He is responsible for new loan production in the Fort Worth market. Vineyard has 14 years of banking experience, including Capital One Bank and PlainsCapital Bank. He is a graduate of Texas Tech University and the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University.

Vernon Hilton has joined the bank as first vice president/senior credit and credit risk management officer in Fort Worth. He has 14 years of banking experience, including serving at PlainsCapital Bank, Citigroup and BMO Harris Bank. Hilton is a graduate of Northern Illinois University, received his MBA degree in finance from DePaul University and is a graduate of the ABA Stonier Graduate School of Banking at the University of Pennsylvania.

Trent Knight has joined the National Bank of Texas as first vice president/loan officer in Fort Worth. He has four years of banking experience at Prosperity Bank. Knight earned his BBA degree in business and economics from the University of North Texas.

Established in 1973, the National Bank of Texas operates branches in Fort Worth, Azle, Burleson and Hurst.

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Texas Bankers

The National Bank of Texas Hires Vineyard, Hilton and Knight in Fort Worth

September 17, 2020

Jim Vineyard has joined Fort Worth-based the National Bank of Texas as senior vice president/senior lender in Fort Worth. He is responsible for new loan production in the Fort Worth market. Vineyard has 14 years of banking experience, including Capital One Bank and PlainsCapital Bank. He is a graduate of Texas Tech University and the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University.

Vernon Hilton has joined the bank as first vice president/senior credit and credit risk management officer in Fort Worth. He has 14 years of banking experience, including serving at PlainsCapital Bank, Citigroup and BMO Harris Bank. Hilton is a graduate of Northern Illinois University, received his MBA degree in finance from DePaul University and is a graduate of the ABA Stonier Graduate School of Banking at the University of Pennsylvania.

Trent Knight has joined the National Bank of Texas as first vice president/loan officer in Fort Worth. He has four years of banking experience at Prosperity Bank. Knight earned his BBA degree in business and economics from the University of North Texas.

Established in 1973, the National Bank of Texas operates branches in Fort Worth, Azle, Burleson and Hurst.

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Texas Partners Bank Welcomes Slade to Treasury Solutions Team

Rottner Joins TexasBank as Wise County Market President to Coincide with Opening of New Decatur Branch

Guaranty Bank & Trust Celebrates Dyess’ Prestigious 2025 Bank Compliance Leader Award

Jacksonville-based Austin Bank Announces Executive Promotions of Petersen, King and Adcock

Oklahoma-based First United Bank Names Jackson Dallas/Fort Worth Regional President

Forsythe Joins Ozona Bank as President

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