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    C. King Askew Retiring As Chairman of the Board For River City Bank

    By From staff reports,

    12 days ago
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    King Askew

    He’s served in the leading role at River City Bank’s board of directors over the past 18 years, but now local attorney C. King Askew is stepping down, confident that the bank is in good hands.

    “Askew’s retirement marks the conclusion of nearly two decades of remarkable service and visionary leadership to River City Bank,” a release stated. “His dedication to River City Bank’s mission and core values has been the driving force behind its continued success. Under his leadership, the bank achieved significant milestones, experiencing remarkable growth and success as a community bank in North Georgia.”

    Askew has served as chairman of the board of directors since the inception of the bank in 2006 and will retire effective May 21.

    “We extend our sincere congratulations and heartfelt appreciation to King for his dedication and years of service on the board,” President and CEO Jamie C. Tallent said. “He has led our board and company with unparalleled vision, resourcefulness, empathy and discipline and has been instrumental in guiding us through challenging times. King’s mark on River City Bank will continue to shape how we run our business, care for our people and pursue our vision for the future.”

    Reflecting on his tenure, Askew expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community and the bank.

    “It has been an honor to lead River City Bank and work alongside our talented team to fulfill our commitment to our customers, communities, and shareholders,” Askew said. “I have seen firsthand what this company can accomplish and I am confident their best chapter lies ahead.”

    A retirement reception honoring Askew is planned for Tuesday, May 21, at 3:30 pm at River City Bank. Members of the community are invited to stop in.

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