TEXAS BANKING NEWS, PEOPLE AND IDEAS



Cee YagerBrownwood-based TexasBank has hired Cee Yager to serve as its new Tarrant County president as the bank expands its footprint in Fort Worth and the surrounding area. With 36 years of banking experience, Yager brings expertise in commercial and consumer lending, real estate financing and branch management to his new position. Prior to joining TexasBank, Yager served as president of Worthington Bank.

“Cee’s deep-rooted expertise, unwavering integrity and customer-first approach make him the ideal leader for TexasBank’s expansion in Tarrant County,” says Greg Dodds, president and CEO. “His stellar reputation and extensive involvement in this market provide tremendous momentum toward fulfilling our commitment to deliver relationship-centric banking to the Fort Worth business community.”

Yager holds degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and Texas Christian University. He currently serves on the board of Search Ministries and was previously involved with The Fort Worth Club, Christ Chapel Bible Church, Bible Study Fellowship and Texas Bankers Association, among others.

“At TexasBank, we’re building something special in Tarrant County—combining sound financial solutions with a personal touch that truly makes a difference,” Yager notes.

Established in 1966, TexasBank has 16 locations serving the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and Central and West Texas.

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Cee YagerBrownwood-based TexasBank has hired Cee Yager to serve as its new Tarrant County president as the bank expands its footprint in Fort Worth and the surrounding area. With 36 years of banking experience, Yager brings expertise in commercial and consumer lending, real estate financing and branch management to his new position. Prior to joining TexasBank, Yager served as president of Worthington Bank.

“Cee’s deep-rooted expertise, unwavering integrity and customer-first approach make him the ideal leader for TexasBank’s expansion in Tarrant County,” says Greg Dodds, president and CEO. “His stellar reputation and extensive involvement in this market provide tremendous momentum toward fulfilling our commitment to deliver relationship-centric banking to the Fort Worth business community.”

Yager holds degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and Texas Christian University. He currently serves on the board of Search Ministries and was previously involved with The Fort Worth Club, Christ Chapel Bible Church, Bible Study Fellowship and Texas Bankers Association, among others.

“At TexasBank, we’re building something special in Tarrant County—combining sound financial solutions with a personal touch that truly makes a difference,” Yager notes.

Established in 1966, TexasBank has 16 locations serving the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and Central and West Texas.

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Cee YagerBrownwood-based TexasBank has hired Cee Yager to serve as its new Tarrant County president as the bank expands its footprint in Fort Worth and the surrounding area. With 36 years of banking experience, Yager brings expertise in commercial and consumer lending, real estate financing and branch management to his new position. Prior to joining TexasBank, Yager served as president of Worthington Bank.

“Cee’s deep-rooted expertise, unwavering integrity and customer-first approach make him the ideal leader for TexasBank’s expansion in Tarrant County,” says Greg Dodds, president and CEO. “His stellar reputation and extensive involvement in this market provide tremendous momentum toward fulfilling our commitment to deliver relationship-centric banking to the Fort Worth business community.”

Yager holds degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and Texas Christian University. He currently serves on the board of Search Ministries and was previously involved with The Fort Worth Club, Christ Chapel Bible Church, Bible Study Fellowship and Texas Bankers Association, among others.

“At TexasBank, we’re building something special in Tarrant County—combining sound financial solutions with a personal touch that truly makes a difference,” Yager notes.

Established in 1966, TexasBank has 16 locations serving the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and Central and West Texas.

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Bankers Digest is your source for Texas banking news and information, including bankers on the move,  bank developments across the state, industry updates, regulations and job opportunities. Click here to send us your bank’s news or to contact the editorial department.

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