Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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Albany Herald
ALBANY, Ga. -- HeritageBank of the South, which recently announced the purchase of five Park Avenue Banks including the two in Statesboro, has hired a new regional president to lead the southeastern Georgia expansion.
Gary Johnson, previously the chief credit officer of Sea Island Bank in Statesboro, has accepted the position of southeast Georgia regional president of HeritageBank of the South. Johnson's region will cover the two branches in Statesboro, as well as the locations in Baxley, Hazlehurst, Reidsville and Collins.
"The success of our regional expansion will directly depend on a strong leader and banker to lead the charge." said Len Dorminey, chief executive officer of HeritageBank of the South. "Gary Johnson's experience and dedication in Statesboro will no doubt be the driving force in acquiring new commercial customers and strengthening our footprint in southeast Georgia. We are glad to have such a great banker and proven leader on our team."
Johnson, a 25-year resident of Statesboro, has served as the former chair of the Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce and the Ogeechee Technical College Foundation.
Johnson and his wife, Debbie, have two grown children, Kate Anna and Sam.
HeritageBank of the South will purchase the Park Avenue Banks located on Main Street and Northside Drive in Statesboro on May 21. Both branches will open as HeritageBank of the South on May 24. The two Statesboro locations along with Baxley, Hazlehurst, Reidsville and Collins make up the southeastern region of HeritageBank of the South.
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- Heritage Financial reorganizing into full stock holding company ( March 19, 2010 )
- Heritage buying five south Georgia bank branches ( February 25, 2010 )


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