2025
Annual Report
Annual Meeting
Monday, June 1, 2026 | 5 pm
Oconee State Bank
Corporate Headquarters
41 N. Main Street
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Investor Relations
James R. McLemore
Executive Vice President
Chief Financial Officer
Oconee Financial Corporation
PO Box 205
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Transfer Agent
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PO Box 1342
Brentwood, NY 11717
1-877-830-4936
Oconee Financial Corporation
41 N. Main Street
PO Box 205
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Telephone: (706) 769-6611
Facsimile: (706) 583-3878
www.oconeestatebank.com
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Certified Public Accountants
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Suite 1700
Atlanta, Georgia 30339
President’s Letter
Dear Shareholders,
Oconee Financial Corporation and Oconee State Bank experienced a very strong year in 2025. Our performance reflected both disciplined execution and the continued momentum of the investments we’ve made across our footprint. Those investments are now beginning to show meaningful returns, positioning us well for sustained growth.
We see encouraging traction in our newer markets, Trio South Bank in Johnson City, Tennessee and Statesboro, Georgia, as these teams gain momentum and deepen relationships within their communities. In Middle Georgia, we’ve built a strong foundation, establishing a team and presence that will serve as an important driver of future growth.
At the same time, our legacy markets in Oconee, Gwinnett, Athens-Clarke, and Elbert counties once again delivered outstanding results. We experienced solid growth in both loans and deposits, reinforcing the strength of our brand and the trust our customers place in us. This balanced growth across both new and established markets continues to differentiate our company.
Remarkable Mortgage and our Small Business Administration teams continue to contribute significantly to our success, with another strong year of production from both business lines.
Our financial performance enabled us to increase our annual dividend once again in 2025. We remain committed to delivering consistent and attractive returns to our shareholders, while maintaining a strong and sound balance sheet.
In today’s environment, we also work diligently to maintain a progressive posture by embracing innovative technologies that help us exceed customer expectations, both current and future generations.
A defining focus for us continues to be our culture. We’re intentional about building a culture marked by both high standards and high care for our people. We believe that when we invest deeply in our team, we create an environment where performance, engagement, and service naturally excel. This culture is foundational to our ability to deliver remarkable service to our customers and long-term value to our shareholders.
As we reflect on the past year, we are also grateful for the leadership and service of longtime board member Bob Bishop, who retired in September 2025. His contributions have helped shape the strength and direction of our company. We are pleased to welcome Stuart Willis to our Board of Directors and look forward to the perspective and leadership he brings. Additionally, we recognize the retirement of Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer Tom Wilson and are proud to have Bryan Harris step into this role, continuing our strong credit leadership.
Looking ahead, the future is very bright. We’re on a clear path toward reaching $1 billion in assets and beyond, with a commitment to elite financial performance and superior shareholder returns. We approach this next phase with confidence, clarity, and a deep sense of responsibility to all those we serve.
On behalf of our entire team, thank you for your continued trust and investment in Oconee Financial Corporation. We’re honored to serve you and remain committed to building something truly remarkable together.
Neil Stevens
President and CEO
Financials
”2025 was a solid year of financial performance for Oconee State Bank and Oconee Financial Corporation. Net income grew 14%. Loans grew 18%, while deposits grew 13%.
Jim McLemoreChief Financial Officer
2025 Results: Earnings, Dividends, Book Value, and Stock Value
2025 was a solid year of financial performance for Oconee State Bank and Oconee Financial Corporation. Net income grew by $702,000 or 14%. Earnings per share increased $0.67 per share to $5.38 per share, an increase of 14%. The increase in net income was primarily driven by higher net interest income of $3.3 million, as increases in asset yields exceeded increases in funding costs. We had a very good year in mortgage as Remarkable Mortgage grew 40%. Noninterest expense grew 14% due to several factors, including higher commission expense due to strong mortgage production, hiring four seasoned bankers in the Middle Georgia market, as well as the costs of expansions into the Southeast Georgia and Johnson City, TN markets.
Oconee Financial Corporation paid a dividend of $1.05 per share in April 2025, which represents an increase of 11% over 2024’s dividend of $0.95 per share. Our book value per share increased from $46.09 to $53.52, an increase of 16%. This is primarily due to the retention of net earnings and the reduction in unrealized losses in our bond portfolio in 2023 of $4.4 million. The Board of Directors recently voted to increase the 2026 annual dividend to $1.15 per share, an increase of 10% over 2025’s dividend. Oconee Financial Corporation’s stock, which trades on the OTCQX exchange under the ticker symbol “OSBK,” increased from $39.51 per share at year-end 2024 to $46.30 per share at year-end 2025. At the time of this writing, the share price of OSBK stock was $48.00 per share.
Balance Sheet
The Bank ended the year at $734 million in assets. This represented an increase of $94.1 million, or 14.7% versus year-end 2024. The increase in assets is largely due to increases in deposits of $74.6 million, or 13.2% and an increase in subordinated notes of $10.2 million. Our deposit growth was strong in relation to what was experienced in the banking industry overall, as the community banking industry deposits grew 4.7%. We continue to heavily focus on expanding the deposit relationship with our existing and prospective customers with the objective of making Oconee State Bank their primary financial institution.
Lending and Credit Quality
Total loans increased $72.0 million, or 17.6% over year end 2024. This compares to 6.1% for the community banking industry. We saw good loan growth across our legacy markets but also saw loan growth of over $32.7 million from our new markets in Southeast Georgia and Johnson City, Tennessee. For 2025, we had loan recoveries of $5,000 and charge offs of $370,000, resulting in net charge-offs of only $365,000 or 0.08% of average loans. Our loan loss reserve percentage of loans was 1.35%, which was higher than the community banking industry of 1.21% at year end.
Financial Highlights
(Dollars in thousands, except per share data)
2025
2024
Financial Condition at December 31,
Total assets
$ 734,159
$ 640,032
Investment securities
144,883
139,228
Loans (net of unearned income)
481,562
409,602
Allowance for loan losses
(6,529)
(5,424)
Total deposits
640,314
565,741
Subordinated notes
19,558
9,366
Shareholders’ equity
56,157
48,244
Results of Operations for the Year Ending December 31,
Interest income
$ 37,735
$ 33,032
Interest expense
11,254
9,880
Net interest income
26,481
23,152
Provision for loan losses
1,577
912
Net interest income after provision for loan losses
24,904
22,240
Noninterest income
6,308
5,027
Noninterest expenses
24,232
21,177
Income before income taxes
6,980
6,090
Income tax expense
1,349
1,161
Net income
$ 5,631
$ 4,929
Per Share Data
Earnings per share
5.38
4.71
Cash dividends paid
1.05
0.95
Book value per common share
53.52
46.09
Weighted average shares outstanding
1,046,418
1,045,973
Performance Ratios
Return on average assets
0.83%
0.81%
Return on average equity
11.01%
10.88%
Net interest margin
4.05%
3.96%
Efficiency ratio
73.90%
75.14%
Net Income ($Millions)
Total Assets ($Millions)
Total Loans ($Millions)
Total Deposits ($Millions)
Net Interest Income ($Millions)
Noninterest Income ($Millions)
Noninterest Expense ($Millions)
Net Interest Margin
Book Value Per Share
Asset Quality Highlights
At year‑end 2025, total loans reached $483.5 million, an increase of $71.8 million from 2024. The Bank continues to maintain a well‑diversified loan portfolio with a strategic emphasis on relationship‑driven commercial lending.
Owner‑Occupied Commercial Real Estate remained the largest component of the portfolio at 31%, reflecting the Bank’s long‑standing focus on business‑owner relationships and the historically strong credit performance within this segment.
Non‑Owner‑Occupied Commercial Real Estate represented 25% of total loans, while 1–4 Family Real Estate accounted for 24%, providing balance across income‑producing, owner‑occupied, and residential real estate lending. The remaining segments included Construction & Development (8%), Multifamily (6%), Commercial & Industrial (5%), Farm/Farmland (1%), and Consumer & Other (<1%).
12/31/2025 Loan Portfolio Composition
Historical Charts
Year‑Over‑Year Growth Drivers
Total loans grew $71.8 million (17.4%), with broad‑based strength across major segments. The largest contributors to growth were Construction & Development (+$24.9 million), Non‑Owner‑Occupied CRE (+$21.0 million), 1–4 Family Real Estate (+$16.5 million), Multifamily (+$5.5 million), and Owner‑Occupied CRE (+$4.9 million). Farm and Consumer categories showed modest declines.
Five‑Year Portfolio Growth
Over the five year period from 2020 to 2025, the Bank experienced strong, broad based loan portfolio growth, with increases across nearly all major lending segments. Growth was led by the Bank’s core real estate categories, particularly 1–4 Family Real Estate, Non Owner Occupied Commercial Real Estate, and Owner Occupied Commercial Real Estate, which together accounted for the majority of expansion during the period. Multifamily lending also contributed meaningfully. Construction & Development, Commercial & Industrial, and Farm/Farmland segments added additional growth, though to a lesser extent, rounding out a balanced and diversified expansion of the portfolio.
5 Year Loan Growth Portfolio
Percentage of Total Growth by Segment
2020 – 2025
Historical Loan Portfolio Totals and Composition (000's)
(2020 & 2021 excluding Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program outstandings of $55,237 and $3,736, respectively)
Loan Loss Reserve, Loan Loss Provision, & Net Charge Offs (000's)
Market Teams
Oconee
In 2025, the Oconee Team built on the strong momentum of 2024, producing over $39 million in loans, achieving $16.7 million in total deposit growth, and generating excellent fee income across the market. We remained focused on strengthening our presence in the community and deepening relationships with those we serve, and we were proud of the progress made throughout the year. We are well-positioned to carry that growth and momentum into 2026 with clear priorities, intentional relationship-building, and a continued commitment to delivering excellent service across all of our locations.
Hal Jackson
Senior Vice President, Community President
Athens/Elberton
2025 was a solid year of growth, especially in loans, with $21 million in new loan production and over $18 million in growth. It was an achievement that reflects the hard work and dedication of our team. As we step into 2026, the Athens team is starting strong with over $160 million in assets, setting the stage for an outstanding year. With a continued focus on growing loans and deposits, specifically strengthening core deposits, we’re excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to making 2026 our best year yet!
Phillip Edwards
Senior Vice President, Community President
Gwinnett
In 2025, the Gwinnett Team reached a defining milestone—surpassing $100 million in loans outstanding and building a deposit base nearly equal in strength. This achievement reflects not only exceptional production but also the trust we’ve earned across the community and the consistency with which our team lives out Oconee State Bank’s mission, vision, and values.
A key contributor to this success was the addition of Adam Frangos, Commercial Lender. Adam quickly integrated into the team and made an immediate impact. His strong production played a meaningful role in helping us reach the $100 million milestone, and he consistently demonstrates the behaviors required for continued success in the Gwinnett Market—collaboration, responsiveness, community engagement, and a genuine commitment to creating raving fans.
Throughout the year, our team continued to show the resilience, unity, and dedication that define the Gwinnett Market. We celebrated standout contributions from team members whose leadership elevated our performance and strengthened our culture. We expanded our presence in the community, deepened relationships, and reinforced our reputation as a trusted financial partner.
Being voted Best of Gwinnett once again was another proud moment—an external affirmation of the passion, service, and care we bring to every client interaction.
As we look ahead, we carry strong momentum and a renewed focus on achieving our goals, creating raving fans, and positioning Oconee State Bank as one of Georgia’s most remarkable banks. By staying aligned, working together, and delivering exceptional service, we are poised for another year of meaningful growth and impact.”
Joe Godfrey
Senior Vice President, Community President
Macon/Middle Georgia
2025 was a year of transition for the Macon Market, marked by meaningful growth and renewed momentum. The team was strengthened with the addition of four seasoned community bankers who complemented the strong, customer-focused foundation already in place. During the fourth quarter, the market was relaunched and rebranded as the Middle Georgia Market. This rebranding is already seen in a significant expansion of our customer base in Houston County. The team grew deposits from $9.3 million to $28.3 million, which is over 300% growth for the year, and a robust loan pipeline was built for a strong start to 2026. The bank continued to be a good steward by partnering with our community to support new civic/community endeavors while continuing to support existing projects. Our Middle Georgia team is empowered to deliver solutions through collaboration and unity with other areas of the bank to create remarkable service experiences that significantly mark the lives of others. Doing all these things in 2026 with a long-term perspective will bring excellence to our market.
Andy Flowers
Senior Vice President, Community President
Statesboro
In 2025, we took the next meaningful step in establishing a lasting presence in the Statesboro market. Building on the momentum from our initial entry, both our loan and deposit portfolios grew in line with expectations and pro forma, reinforcing the strength of the relationships we’ve been intentional about building from day one. A major milestone for the year was the completion of our new location in early September. The facility reflects a thoughtful, distinctive design that is true to the character and culture of Oconee State Bank, while also incorporating elements that are reflective of the Statesboro community we serve – creating a space that is welcoming, relationship-focused, and built to serve as a hub for connection. Equally important has been the continued growth of our brand recognition and client trust throughout the market. Through consistent community involvement and a commitment to delivering a remarkable banking experience, we’ve seen strong engagement and an expanding pipeline of opportunities heading into 2026. As we look ahead, we are excited about building out a dedicated local team and transitioning to a full-service operation in the near future. This next phase will allow us to deepen relationships, enhance our service capabilities, and further solidify our role as a trusted financial partner in Statesboro. The foundation is firmly in place, and the trajectory ahead is clear – this market represents a significant growth opportunity for Oconee State Bank, and we are just getting started.
Dustin Vernon
Senior Vice President, Community President
Johnson City, TN
2025 was a significant year for Oconee State Bank as we expanded into a new market and a new state with the launch of the Trio South brand. In April, we celebrated the grand opening of our Johnson City office, marking an important milestone in our growth journey. Establishing a physical presence, combined with our commitment to building strong relationships in the Johnson City market, has positioned us well for future success. While this was a year focused on strategic investment and market entry, we are confident the foundational building blocks are now in place to support resilient, long-term growth in Tennessee and beyond. With this strong foundation, we expect meaningful momentum as we move into 2026.
John Hunter
Senior Vice President, Community President
Small Business Administration
Our Small Business Administration lending division grew from a team of three to a team of seven in 2025, positioning the Bank to expand its commitment to provide access to capital for small businesses not only throughout our footprint, but nationwide, by leveraging the US Small Business Guaranteed Loan Programs. Through ongoing investments in people, training, and gaining efficiencies to scale, we remain focused on providing non-interest income to Oconee State Bank’s bottom line as well as delivering remarkable experiences to those we serve.
Tareasa Harrell
Senior Vice President, Small Business Administration Director
Remarkable Mortgage
Powered by Oconee State Bank
At Remarkable Mortgage, 2025 was a year defined by our dedication to our people and mortgage mastery, as evidenced by an impressive 30% loan growth compared to the previous year—a clear reflection of our commitment to excellence. We significantly expanded our residential portfolio program, further strengthening our ability to champion our clients, and welcomed Kellyn Bowden to the Oconee County market. We created truly remarkable experiences that resonated deeply with our clients and set a strong foundation for continued success in 2026 and beyond.
Charlie Fleming
President, Loan Officer
Trio South Bank
In 2024, Oconee State Bank expanded its legacy with the launch of Trio South Bank, extending our community-focused approach to the vibrant Tri-Cities region of Tennessee. The Trio South name reflects our commitment to serving the lives, businesses, and communities that make the South strong, while building meaningful relationships and creating lasting impact.
In April 2025, Trio South Bank opened its first office in Johnson City, Tennessee, marking an important milestone in our expansion. Establishing a physical presence in the market has allowed our team to begin building relationships and serving customers across the region.
As awareness and momentum continue to grow, Trio South Bank is well positioned to make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve while supporting the long-term growth of Oconee State Bank.
Mike Hill
President, Trio South Bank
2025 Executive Leadership
Neil Stevens
President, Chief Executive Officer
Jim McLemore
Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
Cristi Donahue
Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer
John Davis
Executive Vice President, Chief Innovation and Technology Officer
Mike Hill
President, Trio South Bank – A Division of Oconee State Bank
Philip Bernardi
Executive Vice President, Chief Banking Officer
Selena Ruth
Executive Vice President Chief Human Resources Officer
Tom Wilson
Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer
Community Advisory Councils
Oconee
Delena Brockmann
Kevin Daniel
Welcome Friend Baptist Church
Dan Elder, III
Oconee Well Drillers/N GA Water Systems
Dutch Guest
Donald Hansford
Attorney at Law, Donald W. Hansford, PC
Meredith Marlowe
LMSW Family Hospice
Dogwood Public Affairs
Chad Milner
The Milner Agency
Blair Logan
William Mills Agency
Glenn Aldridge
Cosurge CPA
Marlon Allen
Georgia Gwinnett College
Laura Balance
Hudgens Center For Art and Learning
Mark Bryant
Consultant
Greg Cantrell
Broker/Owner, Livingstone Properties
Rob Coatsworth
CEO, CTR Partners, Inc.
Jamie Hamilton
Special Needs, Schools of Gwinnett Inc
Matt Hyatt
President & CEO, Rocket IT
Lee Merritt
Partner, Merritt Properties, Inc.
Justin Andrews
Director of Special Projects & Outreach, Otis Redding Foundation
Katie Berg
Real Estate Attorney, Mayo Hill Law
Matt Cathey
Attorney at Law, Partner at Stone & Baxter LLP
Andrea Cooke
Director of Development, The Southern Center for Choice Theory and Executive Director of C-QUL
Stephen Daugherty
CEO, Piedmont Hospital Macon
Chad Brown
Brown and McCook LLC
Lindsay Lucas
Phil Hughes Automotive Group
Mack McClung
Arch Partners Insurance and Wealth Management
Michael Mock
M&E Farms
Carl Parks
Piedmont Athens Regional Foundation
Blake Underwood
Athens Real Estate Group LLC
2025 Board of Directors
G. Robert Bishop
Joined in 1991
Retired, Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Bob has served as a director since 1991. He obtained both his Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Agricultural Engineering, from the University of Georgia, in 1969 and 1972, respectively. His business experience, together with his historical knowledge of the corporation, makes Bob an integral member of the Board of Directors.
Brian J. Brodrick
Joined in 2016
Partner & Board Member of Jackson Spalding. Brian has more than 27 years of strategic communications experience. He has worked for the past 27 years at Jackson Spalding, Georgia’s leading independent marketing communications agency. Brian is also the Mayor of the City of Watkinsville, Georgia.
Albert Hale, SR.
Joined in 2008
Board Vice- Chair, retired local dairy and poultry farmer, owner of Hale’s Dairy. Albert brings a balanced perspective to the Board of Directors. His demonstrated business experience, leadership skills, and management skills make him an excellent addition to our team.
Virginia Wells McGeary
Joined in 1990
Board Chair, President & CEO, Wells & Co. Realtors, Inc. Virginia graduated from UGA’s Terry College of Business in 1982 with a degree in Banking and Finance. She has been in the real estate business for 48 years.
Jonathan R. Murrow, MD
Joined in 2016
Cardiologist, Piedmont Heart Institute in Athens and Professor of Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia. Jonathan received his undergraduate degree from Harvard College. He earned his medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine in 2001. He completed his internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2004 and cardiovascular fellowship training at Hopkins and Emory.
Robert Paul
Joined in 2023
Vice President & General Manager at Eagle Granite Co., Inc. Bob has a degree in English from Furman University. He grew up in Elberton. He provides insight ensuring exceptional customer experiences and connection throughout Elberton.
Tony L. Powell
Joined in 2018
President, Powell Home Builders, Inc. Tony has a degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Georgia and graduated high school from Oconee County High School. He is President and founder of Powell Home Builders, Inc., a custom home building company.
Toby Smith, CPA/CVA
Joined in 2017
CFO at Carter Engineering. Toby received his Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Georgia in 1998 and is a member of the Georgia Society of CPA’s, the AICPA, and the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA). Toby is an alumnus of L.E.A.D. Athens and is active in the Athens area community.
Holly H. Stephenson
Joined in 2020
General Partner/Treasurer of Hardigree Properties & employed by Oconee County Board of Commissioners as the County Clerk. Holly has a long history with Oconee State Bank and as a 6th generation Oconee County native, and life-long resident, she has strong ties in Oconee County. She is a graduate of UGA’s Terry College of Business, where she earned a BBA in Risk Management. She proudly serves in many capacities in the local community.
Neil Stevens
Joined in 2016
President & Chief Executive Officer, Oconee State Bank. Neil brings 34 years of broad-based banking experience to the team. Over the years, his main focus has been to lead financial institutions to levels of accelerated performance by placing a high emphasis on building a remarkable culture within the organization.
Laura H. Whitaker
Joined in 2020
Chief Executive Officer, Extra Special People, Inc. Laura obtained both her Bachelor’s degree in Collaborative Special Education and her Master’s degree in Adapted Curriculum Classic Autism at the University of Georgia. She is an alumna of L.E.A.D Athens and Leadership Georgia and has served as a Board Member for United Way, while also serving as a member of North Oconee Rotary, Oconee Civitan, and the Junior League of Athens.
Junior Board of Directors
Oconee State Bank’s Junior Board of Directors continues to grow in strength and impact. Composed of outstanding high school students from across Oconee County, these Junior Directors are selected by their schools for their leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to serving others. Their achievements are truly remarkable, and they are already making a meaningful difference in their schools and communities.
At Oconee State Bank, we are honored to invest in the next generation of leaders through financial education, mentorship, and real-world leadership experiences. As we look ahead, our vision is to thoughtfully expand the Junior Board program across the markets we serve, creating even more opportunities for students to engage, grow, and lead.
Congratulations to this year’s Junior Directors — we are excited to support the impact you will make in 2026 and beyond.
Oconee County High School
Robert Clark Stewart
Lanie Roach
Lorin Hsieh
Samuel Cooper Powell
Anna Gracie Waters
Christine Ngo
Thomas Bowden
Rebecca Brodrick
North Oconee High School
Blake Harris
Anna Maddox
Ansley Breedlove
Dontonio Polk
Kangmin (Kevin) Lee
Nakul Karumbiaiah
Westminster Christian Academy
Marley Jane Hodges
Eve Pfluke
David Norris
Prince Avenue
Ryder Capps
Maddox Layson
Who we are
Core Values
Vision
What are we trying to accomplish?
Mission
How will we accomplish our vision?
Our Values
What is most important to us as we strive to accomplish our vision?
S | Stewardship
the privilege of wisely shepherding the resources entrusted to us.
U | Unity
Believing the best in, Expecting the best from, Seeking the best for, and Telling the best about each other.
C | Collaboration
A culture of teamwork.
C | Community
Investing in the communities we serve through active engagement and local decision-making.
E | Excellance
Exceptional performance with a long-term perspective.
S | Service
Consistently creating remarkable experiences for our customers.
S | Solutions
A culture of teamwork.
The Remarkable Foundation
Since 1960, Oconee State Bank has been grateful to partner with countless local charities, giving back to the same organizations who are making an impact in the communities we serve. In 2020, in recognition of our 60th Anniversary commemorative celebrations, we established our inaugural giving arm, coined The Remarkable Foundation!
The mission of The Remarkable Foundation is to provide financial assistance to nonprofit organizations, for the implementation of services and programs that enhance and mark the quality of life, for all people in the communities served by Oconee State Bank.
Customers, community members, local organizations, and beyond have an opportunity to link arms and partner with the established and reputable giving history of Oconee State Bank, through the foundation, thus increasing our giving impact in every community we serve.
If you would like to partner with Oconee State Bank through a donation to The Remarkable Foundation visit our website below.
Our team is dedicated to giving back to our communities.
We had the incredible opportunity to serve 75 non-profit organizations.
Given by OSB Employees, Board Members, and Community Advisory Members.
Meet the Employee Board
Deesha Hagwood
Vice President, Marketing & Executive Director of The Remarkable Foundation
Austin Payne
Capital Markets Analyst
Brooke Waters
Vice President, Marketing and Business Development
Dani Williams
Vice President, Loan Administration
Debra Schumacher
VP, SBA Loan Closing Specialist
Haley Reed
VP, Market Manager
Jacqueline Dunaway
AVP Financial Center Manager
Jenny Farias
AVP, Financial Center Manager
Kim Jones
Executive Assistant to the President/CEO
Lesley Anne Tanner
AVP, Financial Center Manager
Michelle Elder
Commercial Lending Specialist
Mitchell Vernon
Deposit Operations Specialist
Have You Heard?
Don’t Miss Our Remarkable Podcast!
Make Your Remarkable Podcast continued to grow in 2025 as a storytelling platform connecting community leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers across the markets we serve. The podcast highlights journeys of leadership, business growth, and community impact, while encouraging listeners to reflect on how they are “making their remarkable.” In 2025, the show evolved to feature multiple hosts representing key areas of the bank: community engagement, leadership, and long-term growth through real estate. This brings diverse perspectives and strengthens connections between the bank, local leaders, and the communities they serve.
Subscribe on any streaming platform for new episodes and follow us on social media at @oconeestatebank.
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