Florida Banking October 2022

PERSONAL TRANSACTIONS

NEW CEOS AND/OR PRESIDENTS STUART Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida announced that Tom Lambert has joined Seacoast Bank as Tampa market president. The addition of Lambert, a banking veteran with more than three decades of experience, follows years of significant growth and investment by the bank in the Tampa Bay area and across the West Florida region. Lambert will lead the bank’s commercial banking team in the greater Tampa market. He began his career in Lambert

banking in 1989 and relocated to Tampa in 2000. Before joining Seacoast, Lambert held several leadership positions at BB&T and Truist Bank. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Cleveland State University and a master’s degree in business administration from Baldwin Wallace College. Lambert is also an honorably discharged veteran of the United States Marine Corps with duty stations including Camp Lejeune, N.C., and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

PROMOTIONS/NEW HIRES CORAL GABLES Amerant Bank announced the

Pamela Huber has joined Sanibel Captiva Community Bank as a

treasury management assistant in its operations center. She is responsible for assisting business customers with treasury management products, services and providing customer support. Huber has more than 25 years of banking experience with both large national financial institutions and smaller community banks. She has an Associate of Science degree in office systems management from St. Petersburg College. Aaron Magallanes has joined Huber

appointment of Mark Juandoo as chief digital officer, underscoring the bank’s commitment to transforming the bank’s digital offerings and services, and incorporating new technologies that enhance the

Juandoo

customer and employee experiences. As Amerant’s Chief Digital Officer, Juandoo is responsible for cultivating an innovative banking environment that drives increased customer and employee satisfaction levels through digital adoption and strategic utilization of data for decision-making insights across the organization. Previously, Juandoo worked at Silverline, a financial services consulting firm, where he was responsible for guiding banks and credit unions on establishing and implementing digital platforms aimed at increasing bottom-line revenue and improving efficiency ratios. With over a decade of financial services experience, Juandoo holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Miami, where he majored in both economics and marketing. FORT MYERS Bob Crenshaw has joined Sanibel Captiva Community Bank as a computer technician in its operations

Sanibel Captiva Community Bank as a deposit operation assistant in its operations center located in the Bridge Branch. He is responsible for incoming and outgoing domestic and international wire transfers, daily

Magallanes

non-posted items, overdrafts, disputes and lending support for all bank locations, ensuring that proper policy and procedures are followed. Magallanes has five years of retail banking experience, primarily at a large, national financial institution, and prior customer service experience in the retail industry. He earned an Associate of Arts degree from Florida SouthWestern State College. PANAMA CITY Community Bank announced that Ty Johnson has been named senior vice president in the Panama City office. A native of Graceville, Fla., Johnson recently served as vice president and has been in banking for eight years. In his new role, Johnson will continue to focus on growing the Panama City office’s deposit and loan portfolios. He is a graduate Johnson

center. His primary responsibility is to assist in the implementation, operation and maintenance of the bank’s computer and communication

Crenshaw

systems. He will also provide technology support for all bank employees. Crenshaw has more than 15 years of information technology experience in government and nonprofit industries. He holds certifications in CompTIA Network+ and Windows 7.

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