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AUSTIN, Texas—The Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT) is proud to announce the addition of Julie Mayrant of The Woodlands, president of the retail division at Woodforest National Bank, to its board of directors for 2013-2014.
Mayrant joined Woodforest National Bank in 1996 and has served in a variety of positions including branch manager, regional manager and compliance officer. In these positions, she facilitated the growth of the retail branch network from a single branch to more than 750 branches across 17 states. In her current role, Mayrant is responsible for managing outreach in local communities of Woodforest National Bank’s branches. She implemented the bank’s community development group, which assesses the financial needs of the communities within the retail network. Mayrant previously served on the IBAT Leadership Division board.
Johnson joins Chairman Jay M. Gober of First State Bank in Graham, Chairman-Elect John Jay of Roscoe State Bank in Roscoe, Vice Chairman Rogers Pope, Jr. of Texas Bank and Trust in Longview and Secretary-Treasurer Darla Rooke of Junction National Bank in Junction. Other board members include Gary Cox of Texas State Bank in San Angelo, Mayo Kasling, Jr. of First National Bank of Hughes Springs in Hughes Springs, Mark Williamson of West Texas State Bank in Snyder and William Granville, III of Granville Financial Group in Houston and Cary Johnson of First State Bank of Burnet in Burnet.
About the Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT)
Formed in 1974, the Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT) represents Texas community banks. The Austin-based group is the largest state community banking organization in the nation, with membership comprised of more than 2,000 banks and branches in 700 Texas communities. Providing safe and responsible financial services to all Texans, IBAT member bank assets range in size from $10 million to $20 billion with combined assets statewide of nearly $165 billion. IBAT member banks are committed to supporting and investing in their local communities.
