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PARKERSBURG -- As part of its long-range strategic growth plan, the Community Bank Board of Directors has announced promotions to vice president and assistant vice president:
Chris Davis has been promoted to vice president and director of lending.
Davis is a well-rounded lender with a focus on commercial credits. He also has experience in branch management and has also served as a registered brokerage assistant for Community Brokerage & Investment Services.
Mary Ann Laughery has been promoted to vice president and director of Retail Banking and Marketing. She brings extensive experience in the financial industry to her position, which is focused on building relationships within the Community Bank team and with the bank's customers.
Brian Cayton has been promoted to vice president and director of innovation and operations. Like Davis and Laughery, he has served the bank in a variety of areas and will now focus his efforts on the continual innovation of the bank's technological platforms.
Tina Dukas, an experienced Community Bank team member, has been promoted to vice president. She has served the bank in bookkeeping, loan processing, branch management and, currently, her priority is the retail banking area.
"Chris, Mary Ann, Brian, and Tina are well known and well respected both in the bank and in the community," states bank President Susan Barber. Executive Chairman of the Board and CEO Randy Snider adds, "Their energy and talent have and will serve Community Bank well in the years to come."
The Board also promoted three outstanding members of the Community Bank team to assistant vice president, Renee Harold, Lisa Duskey and Debbie Kerns.
Harold is a seasoned lender who specializes in consumer and mortgage lending to help people access affordable credit for major expenses and attaining homeownership.
From loan operations to loan compliance, Duskey has strong customer relationships and puts her extensive financial knowledge to work on their behalf.
Kerns originally joined Community Bank as a bookkeeping supervisor, and today is also Operations Officer, ensuring proper operational controls and managing the bank's product and service delivery system.
"We're so fortunate to have the experience, deep knowledge of the bank, and commitment to our customers that Renee, Lisa and Debbie bring to their positions," states Barber. Snider adds, "These individuals are great examples of the community focus we aspire to exemplify every day."
Community Bank of Parkersburg is a full-service bank founded over 100 years ago. With assets over $260 million, it has four locations and also provides investment services through Community Brokerage & Investment Services* located at 631 Juliana St., Parkersburg, WV 26101.