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Pinnacle Financial Partners Grows Team in Charlotte
Pinnacle Financial Partners hired four new associates to serve the Charlotte market. Dan Collins joined Pinnacle as a financial advisor, working with commercial clients based at the Refinery office in Uptown Charlotte. Tom Lubeck, a financial performance information manager joined the Refinery office in late 2021. Sam Moroni, credit advisor, and McLean Darr, credit analyst, also recently joined the firm’s Ballantyne office.
Pinnacle Financial Partners Announces Dates for First Quarter 2022 Earnings Release and Conference Call
Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc. (Nasdaq/NGS: PNFP) today announced it will release its first quarter 2022 financial results on Monday, April 18, 2022, after market close. It will also host a live webcast on Tuesday, April 19, at 8:30 a.m. CT to review its financial results, business outlook for the firm and other matters. The first quarter 2022 earnings release will be available on the investor relations page of Pinnacle's website at www.pnfp.com.
Pinnacle Moves Into Newly Constructed Main Office in Downtown Murfreesboro
Pinnacle Financial Partners reopened its main office and administrative building at 114 W. College St. this week after a complete rebuild from the ground up, representing a multi-million-dollar investment in downtown Murfreesboro. The previous building was constructed in 1974.
Bobby Phakonekham Joins Pinnacle Asset Management in Huntsville
Veteran financial consultant Bobby Phakonekham has joined Pinnacle Financial Partners in Huntsville as part of the Pinnacle Asset Management team to serve affluent clients. Phakonekham is currently based in the organization’s temporary space and will make the move to the new full-service office located at 409 Madison Street, expected to open this summer.
Pinnacle Financial Partners Forms Debt Capital Markets Team
Pinnacle Financial Partners has formed a debt capital markets group that will house its existing loan syndications team and future efforts in the bond capital markets. In addition, Pinnacle has created a new specialty group to provide financing to middle-market restaurant and franchise businesses.
Brock Kidd Ranked to Barron's Top 1,200 Financial Advisors List
Brock Kidd, a founding partner and managing director for Pinnacle Asset Management and private wealth manager with Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., was recently named to Barron’s list of the 2022 Top 1200 U. S. Financial Advisors Ranked by State (barrons.com). The prestigious 2022 list was published March 11 and draws from all 50 states, plus the District of Columbia.
Pinnacle CEO and Chairman: Banks Need to Invest in Work and Service Relationships
Pinnacle Financial Partners has released its 2021 Annual Report, summing up the firm’s growth in 2021 and how it is uniquely prepared for the revolution happening in employee-employer relationships. In their message to shareholders, Pinnacle President and CEO Terry Turner and Chairman Rob McCabe take a deeper dive into why investing in people and culture is more important than ever.
Steve Cooke Joins Pinnacle Asset Management in Charlotte
Experienced wealth advisor Steve Cooke has joined Pinnacle Financial Partners as a financial consultant on the Pinnacle Asset Management team in the firm’s North Carolina Southern region. He is based in the firm’s office in Harrisburg, NC. Cooke comes to Pinnacle from Wells Fargo Advisors in Harrisburg, where he had been a financial advisor for more than eight years.
Elam Miller Joins Miller Loughry Beach
Elam Miller has joined Miller Loughry Beach Insurance Services as an insurance advisor, working in both Nashville and Murfreesboro offices. Miller brings experience in understanding and meeting complex and nuanced needs, having served most recently as a lobbyist aide for Bass, Barry and Sims PLC. He comes to Miller Loughry Beach as a recent graduate of Vanderbilt University, where he earned a Master of Public Policy.
Pinnacle and the Benjamin L. Hooks Institute Honor the Life and Work of Herman Strickland with a Financial Commitment to Equity and Social Justice Initiative
Pinnacle Financial Partners presented today a $15,000 gift to the Benjamin L. Hooks Institute in the name of Herman Strickland, a long-time Pinnacle leader and pillar of the community with countless contributions to Memphis and the Mid-South. In addition to the contribution, the director’s office at the Hooks Institute is now named in Strickland’s honor.
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