Central Valley Community Bank Names Jeff M. Martin Executive Vice President, Market Executive
13 Abril 2022 - 7:45AM
Business Wire
James J. Kim, President and Chief Executive Officer of Central
Valley Community Bank (CVCB) and Central Valley Community Bancorp
(Company), announced Jeff M. Martin as Executive Vice President,
Market Executive, to lead CVCB’s Northern region encompassing
Greater Sacramento, San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Merced Counties.
Effective April 18, 2022, he can be reached directly by emailing
jeff.martin@cvcb.com.
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Jeff Martin, Executive Vice President,
Market Executive, Northern Region (Photo: Business Wire)
A highly respected bank executive, Jeff brings over 20 years of
leadership expertise, proven industry growth results, a drive for
high client satisfaction and successful team development to CVCB.
He joins the Company from a California community bank where he was
regional president, covering a similar northern area territory in
the state.
Jeff will serve on the Company’s Managing Committee and be
responsible for leading strategic company-wide initiatives, guiding
the success of his team with a specific focus on CVCB’s mission and
core values, accelerating growth initiatives, and enhancing the
value proposition for client relations. He will report to Blaine
Lauhon, Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer.
“With a distinguished record of service and leadership in the
Northern region and a passion for mentoring bankers to succeed,
Jeff is a natural extension of CVCB’s culture and the embodiment of
our mission and values,” said Kim. “We are pleased to welcome him
to our seasoned executive management team, where his tremendous
expertise will enhance the unique brand of service our clients
expect of us. We know Jeff’s presence will also drive market
expansion, opening opportunities for existing team member growth
and the recruitment of new professional bankers to join our
Company.”
Jeff appreciates the important role community banks play in
investing in business relationships and improving communities,
having served in leadership roles at both a national and a
community bank. He has a keen understanding of the unique needs of
Northern region businesses and is well known for his personal
approach to client relations, team mentoring, and deep sense of
service to the community. His educational background includes a
Bachelor of Science degree from California State University,
Sacramento, and as a community steward, he has served and assisted
numerous nonprofit organizations throughout his career.
About Central Valley Community Bank
Central Valley Community Bancorp trades on the NASDAQ stock
exchange under the symbol CVCY. Central Valley Community Bank,
headquartered in Fresno, California, was founded in 1979 and is the
sole subsidiary of Central Valley Community Bancorp. CVCB operates
full-service offices throughout California’s San Joaquin Valley and
Greater Sacramento region, in addition to maintaining Commercial,
Real Estate and Agribusiness Lending, as well as Private Business
Banking and Cash Management Departments.
Members of Central Valley Community Bancorp’s and CVCB’s Board
of Directors are: Daniel J. Doyle (Chairman), Daniel N. Cunningham
(Vice Chairman), F. T. “Tommy” Elliott, IV, Robert J. Flautt, Gary
D. Gall, James J. Kim, Andriana D. Majarian, Steven D. McDonald,
Louis C. McMurray, Karen A. Musson, Dorothea D. Silva and William
S. Smittcamp. Sidney B. Cox is Director Emeritus.
More information about Central Valley Community Bancorp and
Central Valley Community Bank can be found at www.cvcb.com. Also,
visit CVCB on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
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