David Sparacio
Premier Bank has announced the hiring of David Sparacio as senior vice president and chief accounting officer, a new position for the company.
Sparacio joins the bank from Memphis, Tenn.-based First Horizon Bank, which has approximately $84 billion in assets. He joined that bank via its acquisition of IBERIABANK in July 2020. He worked for the company nearly nine years, based out of Alabama, and most recently held the title of director of accounting operations.
Sparacio, who has 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, also is a colonel in the finance corps of the U.S. Army Reserve.
Idaho Rise Up Against Child Abuse Event Day One Recap
There is no way to prepare for a 37,000 challenge sitting in every seat at a college stadium. You can really prepare for that, but you can guess until Mother Nature drops cold temperatures and rain all day.
The queen did all the above at Albertson s Stadium as I attempted to Rise Up for Child Abuse by sitting in each stadium seat. I plan to stand for all those kids who can t stand for themselves. We finished up day two with non-stop rain, cold temperatures, and 5800 squats in the books. We re moving into day two on Tuesday.
Premier Bank poised to gain market share across Northern Ohio and beyond
Premier Bank poised to gain market share across Northern Ohio and beyond
Premier Bank CEO Gary Small is shown outside the institution s headquarters in Youngstown.
Had officials known a global health crisis would rattle the economy in 2020, they almost certainly would have paused on the merger that established Premier Financial Corp.
The Defiance-based holding company is the parent organization of Premier Bank, which is based in Youngstown. The dual headquarters are symbolic of the $473 million deal between the holding companies of Northern Ohio community banks First Federal Bank of the Midwest and Home Savings Bank which has been billed as a merger of equals and is about as close to one as it gets. That deal closed in January 2020.
Chamber accepting nominations for 2021 awards Sunday, April 25, 2021 12:00 AM The Delphos Area Chamber of Commerce distributed its second annual Business Awards in 2019. Alice Curth, left, accepting on behalf of the Delphos Senior Citizens, Best Non-profit Business/Club of the Year; Cindy Metzger, First Federal Bank, Community Involvement Business of the Year; Joyce Schimmoller, D&D Ingredient Distributors, Economic Impact Business of the Year; and Eric Fritz, Ace Hardware, Small Business of the Year. (DHI Media file photo) DELPHOS Delphos Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for its
annual awards. business and/or organization from the local or
surrounding areas. The awards will be given at Chamber Awards After
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“I am proud that Sheridan businesses have been named winners of the Wyoming Cybersecurity Competition every year since it began. While I hope Sheridan continues its winning streak, I’d like to challenge small businesses in every community throughout the state to register TODAY for this year’s competition!”
Dixie Johnson, CEO of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce
In the first year of the competition, First Federal Bank & Trust won the top honor. In 2019, First Northern Bank of Wyoming won and in 2020 the Sheridan business community took the top 2 spaces with Craftco and Wyoming Roofing.