Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce recently issued the following announcement.
Greater Community Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Rhonda Smith to Mortgage Lending Officer. Rhonda has been a valued member of the GCB team since joining the Bank in 2018. Since that time, she has managed mortgage lending efforts in the Bank’s Calhoun/Gordon County market. Collectively, she has over 15 years of experience in helping her customers finance the perfect home.
“Rhonda is a results-oriented professional, and has a wealth of mortgage lending knowledge,” said David J. Lance, President and CEO. “Her commitment to finding solutions for her clients makes her very deserving of this promotion. She is an incredible asset to the Bank.”
“It has been a tremendous honor to work for the Best Bank in Calhoun,” said Smith.
Rhonda attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga where she studied finance.
With a passion for interior decorating, she loves spending her weekends helping her family, friends and clients make their personal spaces beautiful. For more than 18 years Rhonda has raised funds for multiple cancer awareness organizations. She also serves as a member of the Calhoun’s Women’s Club. A native of Cartersville, Rhonda resides in Euharlee and has an adult daughter, Madison.
About Greater Community Bank
Greater Community Bank is locally owned and operates four offices in the Floyd, Gordon, and Bartow County markets. With exceptional customer service, the Bank consistently earns local accolades including Best Bank, Best Banker, and Best Mortgage Lender/Services. Voted the Best Place to Work in Calhoun the past two years and recently recognized nationally as a 2021 recipient of American Banker Magazine’s “Best Banks to Work For,” Greater Community Bank promotes an amazing culture that is redefining the banking experience. The Bank also maintains a Five Star “Superior” financial rating from the nation’s leading independent bank-rating firm, Bauer Financial. Greater Community Bank’s mission is to make our communities greater than we found them. For more information on Greater Community Bank, visit www.greatercb.com.
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