Crosby, Tennessee-based CTBI did not report a new earnings release in the material provided, but its shareholder presentation shows the company’s leadership structure and operating footprint in detail.
At the parent level, Mark A. Gooch serves as chairman, president and CEO. Kevin J. Stumbo is executive vice president and chief financial officer. Other senior officers listed include Tracy A. Wesley as chief internal audit and risk officer, Mark E. Smith as chief credit officer, Thomas E. McCoy in operations, and C. Wayne Hancock as chief legal officer.
The presentation also lists the leadership of the company’s banking subsidiaries and regions. Richard W. Newsom is president of CTB, while Andy D. Waters is president and CEO of CTIC. The regional presidents named are Billie J. Dollins for the central region, David I. Tackett for the eastern region, Ricky D. Sparkman for the south central region, and D. Andrew Jones for the northeastern region.
On the board side, CTBI lists 10 directors, including Mark A. Gooch as chairman, Eugenia “Crit” Luallen as vice chairman, and members such as David L. Baird, Ina Michelle Matthews, James E. McGhee II, Franky Minnifield, Jefferson F. Sandlin, Anthony St. Charles, Chad C. Street, and Lillian “Kay” Webb.
The subsidiary boards are smaller: CTB’s board includes five directors, and CTIC’s board includes seven. CTB’s directors include Gooch, Matthews, McGhee, Richard W. Newsom, Chad C. Street, and Jefferson F. Sandlin. CTIC’s board includes Gooch, E.B. Lowman II, Luallen, McGhee, Sandlin, St. Charles, and Andy Waters. The market has reacted to these announcements by moving the company's shares -0.61% to a price of $65.15. For the full picture, make sure to review COMMUNITY TRUST BANCORP INC /KY/'s 8-K report.
