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Texas Capital Bank Welcomes Johnson as Financial Center Manager

December 14, 2023

Dallas-based Texas Capital Bank has hired Bridgette Johnson to serve as vice president/financial center manager. She is responsible for developing and growing personal and small-business relationships.

Johnson brings more than 25 years of banking experience in sales, operations, investments and branch productivity. She previously served as vice president/branch manager at Regions Bank and, prior to that, was vice president/branch manager at BBVA. Johnson earned her BBA degree from LeTourneau University in Houston.

Established in 1998, Texas Capital Bank has offices in Dallas, Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Fort Worth.

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