A banker whose tenure includes management positions in Texas County has been named chief credit officer for Landmark Bank in its three-state operation.
Landmark Bank has named Logan Dale to the post. Dale, of West Plains, has been with the bank since 1994, most recently serving as president of its southern Missouri region.
“In his 19 years with the bank, Logan has demonstrated excellent leadership qualities and a keen appreciation of Landmark’s unique style of banking,” said Kevin Gibbens, Landmark Bank CEO. “His well-rounded insight and lending expertise make him an excellent choice for the role.”
Dale began his work with the bank in Houston, then became president of the Licking branch when it opened in 1996. He later moved back to head up the Houston branch and in 2007 was selected to lead the southern Missouri bank, at the time called First National Bank. He assumed the role of regional president in 2009, when the three Landrum Company banks were combined into one, and the name was changed to Landmark Bank.
Dale’s new role will take him to Columbia, which the company headquarters is situated.
The executive management of the southern Missouri region will be assumed by Andrew Beverley, who is the Missouri banking executive.
Landmark Bank has locations in seven southern Missouri communities including Birch Tree, Mountain View, West Plains, Willow Springs, Cabool, Houston and Licking. It recently announced plans to locate at Mountain Grove.
Landmark Bank started in southern Missouri in the early 1900s and over time expanded and opened new banks in Missouri, south central Oklahoma and north central Texas.
Landmark Bank, N.A. with assets of $1.7 billion has 41 locations in 29 different towns company-wide.