Round Rock, Texas, February 5, 2024- R Bank, a community-focused financial institution in Texas, is proud to announce the appointment of Chris Harkrider as its new Chief Credit Officer. With a strong background in commercial lending, portfolio management, and leadership across multiple markets, Chris brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the R Bank team.
Chris Harkrider has held several key positions in the financial industry, including Chief Credit Officer, Chief Lending Officer, and Director of Commercial Banking. He has an impressive background in executive oversight, change management, and multi-lender management. Beyond his professional achievements, Chris is also known for his commitment to community service, exemplified by his volunteer work as a former Board Member and Chairman at the YMCA, former Board Member of Seton-Hays Foundation, and former Board Member and President of Hays Education Foundation.
Chris Harkrider- “I am exceedingly happy to be a part of the R Bank family and to further assist in the continued development of R Bank into a leader in the banking industry.”
“Joining the R Bank family is an exciting new chapter in my career,” said Chris Harkrider. “I’m looking forward to contributing to R Bank’s growth as a leader in the banking industry and continuing its tradition of excellent service to the community. My goal is to leverage my experience to further strengthen R Bank’s position in the market areas they serve.”
Steve Stapp, President and CEO of R Bank commented, “We are pleased to welcome Chris to our executive team. His extensive experience and leadership in the banking industry make him a valuable asset to R Bank. Chris’s commitment to both professional excellence and community involvement aligns perfectly with R Bank’s values and goals.”
R Bank is known for its commitment to serving the local community with personalized banking solutions. The addition of Chris Harkrider to the team emphasizes the bank’s dedication to excellence and its focus on strategic growth and customer service.