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Jim Chambers, CEO Town and Country Bank:

"Kristy  Everett is an exceptionally bright individual entrusted with the loan review function a the bank, but she had not had much exposure to other areas of the bank that would develop her into a a more well rounded leader within the bank.  Through her learning experiences at the Texas Tech School of Banking, she has become a more confident and mature banker.  She has also developed friendships that have evolved into important resources for Kristy herself, as well as Town and Country Bank.  For Town and Country Bank, this has been one of our best investments!"
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2009 Advisory Board
Chairman - BA Donelson
First State Bank
Stratford, TX

Director - Dr. Scott Hein
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX

Co-Director - Dr. Brad Ewing
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX

Co-Director - Emilia Westney
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX

Chris Doyle
Texas 1st Bank
Texas City, TX

Chad Golden
TIB
Irving, TX

Randall S. James
Austin, TX

Raymond Jenkins
Frost Bank
McAllen, TX

Larry Kilgore
Southwest Bank
Fort Worth, TX

Dennis Kutach
First State Bank
Yoakum, TX

Mary Lange
IBAT
Austin, TX

Ryan Morris
First State Bank
Gainesville, TX

Donny Palmer
TBA
Austin, TX

Bill D. Pittman
First National Bank
Spearman, TX

Mike Rigby
Liberty Bank
North Richland Hills, TX

Michael Stevens
Conference of State Bank Supervisors
Washington, D.C

Greg Todd
TIB
Irving, TX

Alan Whitebread
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX
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36th Annual

Texas Tech University Bank School

                                                 
                          
Leaders in the financial services industry encounter an ever-changing environment that requires a comprehensive skill set. Tomorrow's leaders will come from the ranks of today's junior management teams, who have been trained in specialized areas. The Texas Tech Bank School is designed to provide future leaders in the financial services industry with the skills, tools and perspective necessary to advance their careers and help their banks prosper. The curriculum is designed and faculty selected to enable program participants to understand the big picture of the rapidly changing financial services industry. Program graduates are equipped to anticipate and manage a rapidly increasing rate of change. They have up-to-date knowledge of all major areas of banking, a fresh network of colleagues, and a strong start on the life-long learning necessary for successful banking careers.
                                                 

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      “The Texas Tech School of Banking has recently lost a close friend with the passing of Frank Adams on Valentine’s Day 2009. Frank was actively involved in the Bank School for the last 30 years, as an instructor, an advisory board member and Chair, as well as a constant promoter of the School. All that ever knew Frank will mourn his passing." 
Frank Adams