Angela Eubanks has been promoted to branch manager and senior vice president of Forsyth Community Bank, a division of Buckhead Community Bank.
In making the announcement, Buckhead Community Bank President Marvin Cosgray praised Eubanks’ work.
“Angie has been very instrumental in strengthening our bank, and this promotion is entirely deserved,” Cosgray said in a statement.
“As a resident of Forsyth County, she knows what people are looking for in this bank, and she will give them the personal attention that they are accustomed to.”
Eubanks joined Forsyth Community Bank in 2004. In 2007, she was promoted from branch manager to vice president and branch manager.
“My goal has always been to build lasting relationships with my customers,” she said. “I am really looking forward to this new responsibility and helping the bank continue to grow.”
Eubanks lives in Cumming with her husband and two children.
Forsyth Community Bank is a division of the Buckhead Community Bank, which also has locations in Alpharetta and Hall County, among others.
In nearly 12 years, total deposits have grown from $27 million to more than $872 million and total assets have grown from $34 million to about $1 billion.
In making the announcement, Buckhead Community Bank President Marvin Cosgray praised Eubanks’ work.
“Angie has been very instrumental in strengthening our bank, and this promotion is entirely deserved,” Cosgray said in a statement.
“As a resident of Forsyth County, she knows what people are looking for in this bank, and she will give them the personal attention that they are accustomed to.”
Eubanks joined Forsyth Community Bank in 2004. In 2007, she was promoted from branch manager to vice president and branch manager.
“My goal has always been to build lasting relationships with my customers,” she said. “I am really looking forward to this new responsibility and helping the bank continue to grow.”
Eubanks lives in Cumming with her husband and two children.
Forsyth Community Bank is a division of the Buckhead Community Bank, which also has locations in Alpharetta and Hall County, among others.
In nearly 12 years, total deposits have grown from $27 million to more than $872 million and total assets have grown from $34 million to about $1 billion.