A DIVISION OF SYNOVUS BANK, MEMBER FDIC CB&T


Asst. Vice President, Business Banker 706.644.2820


CHARLOTTE QUIRK


Charlotte Quirk loves driving down a Columbus street and seeing thriving businesses she played a part in help- ing to be successful. The Assistant Vice President on the CB&T Business Banking team specializes in Small Busi- ness Administration (SBA) lending. She meets with a lot of start-up businesses or those who don’t meet the con- ventional lending standard for starting or growing their business. Her favorite aspect is helping people who have a concept to realize their entrepreneurial dreams. The Harris County native didn’t intend to go into bank- ing when she majored in Marketing at Georgia State Uni- versity in Atlanta. After graduation, her mother, who works at TSYS, suggested Charlotte look into CB&T’s Manage- ment Associate Program. Charlotte was accepted into the program and quickly became a key member of the team. She discovered that her training in effective communica- tion makes her a natural banker.


During the past six years, Charlotte has risen from Assistant Branch Manager to Branch Manager to Busi- ness Banker. She finds that in her current role, making other people successful is where she gets the most satisfaction.


Her community activities also bring her a lot of fulfill- ment. Charlotte has served on the board of the Cham- ber’s Young Professionals, which she believes helps Columbus attract and retain young entrepreneurial tal- ent and leadership. She has also served in many roles with the American Business Women’s Association in Har- ris County. In her free time, Charlotte and her husband Charles enjoy scuba diving, spear fishing, traveling and tending to chickens, turkeys and goats on their property in Harris County.


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NANCY STRICKLAND Vice President, Business Banker 706.644.4863


Nancy Strickland does not fit the stereotypical image of a buttoned-down banker. The petite and vivacious Vice President/Business Banker at CB&T believes in getting to know her customers and their families. Her goal is to pro- vide the financial services they need to grow and support their business and give them the personal attention they deserve.


She is primarily a Relationship Manager for businesses with revenues less than $10 million. That means she han- dles all their financial needs, from loans to deposits. “I want my customers to have the confidence that


anything they need, I will take care of it for them,” she explains.


Nancy has a wealth of experience to back up her per- sonable style. She started as a Bank Examiner with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) after grad- uating Magna Cum Laude from Jacksonville State Univer- sity in Alabama. The relentless travel requirements for the federal agency led her to seek a more family-friendly job. In 1996, the Alabama native came to Columbus where she began working in commercial banking. Last year she moved to CB&T primarily because of the company’s commitment to customers and family values. Her banking background also makes Nancy a sought after volunteer. She is the Treasurer of the Muscogee Rotary Club and has served for 10 years as Treasurer and Chair of the Budget Finance Committee of Concord Bap- tist Church in Alabama.


In addition, she and her husband Stan stay active with


their two children, Rob and Kerry, who are very involved in sports. CB&T’s support of family is the primary reason she is so pleased to be working for the company.


Columbus and the Valley JUNE 2013


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