Bank of Georgia promotes Parker, Enriquez
Bank of Georgia
promotes Parker, Enriquez
Pat Shepherd,
president of The Bank of Georgia, announced today that the bank's Board
of Directors has promoted Jacki Parker to vice president and Ramona Enriquez
to loan operations officer.
Parker joined
the bank in June, 2001, as assistant vice president and manager of the
bank's branch office at 471 U.S. Highway 29 North in Newnan.
Parker opened
the office for The Bank of Georgia in July, 2001, and her office currently
has over $27 million in deposits. Prior to joining The Bank of Georgia
she was branch manager of Regions Bank's Newnan main office. She lives
in Newnan.
Enriquez joined
the bank in January of 2001 in the bank's Loan Operations Department and
was named Manager of the department in Feb. 2002. She joined the bank
from RegionsBank where she had served as loan operations supervisor and
as a loan processor. In addition to loan operations and loan processing,
Enriquez has experience in all aspects of commercial banking. She lives
in Hogansville.
"We are
fortunate to have managers of the quality of Ms. Parker and Ms. Enriquez,"
Shepherd stated when making the announcement. "Our people are all
knowledgeable, experienced community bankers who believe in a personal
approach to serving their customers. Both of these ladies embody that
philosophy."
The Bank of
Georgia, a subsidiary of Peachtree City, Georgia based Georgia Bancshares,
Inc., is a full-service bank, providing a broad array of services, including
checking accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposit, commercial
loans, construction loans, consumer loans, including home equity lines
of credit, credit cards, drive-through windows, on-line banking, and Visa
check cards. For more information about The Bank of Georgia, visit www.bankofgeorgia.com.
For information on Georgia Bancshares, Inc., visit www.georgiabancshares.com.
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