Community Trust Bank Names Hollis Greenlaw to Dallas Regional Board
DALLAS, TX (January 31, 2014)—Community Trust Bank has named Hollis Greenlaw, co-founder of the United Development Funding family of funds and CEO of United Development Funding IV, to its Dallas Regional Board. Established in July 2013, the board is comprised of several Dallas-¬area business and community leaders who assist the bank in identifying opportunities and strategies for growth.
In addition to his role as CEO and Chairman of the board of trustees at UDF IV, Greenlaw also has served as President and CEO of UMTH Land Development since March 2003. He also holds the positions of partner, Vice Chairman and CEO of UMT Holdings and President, CEO and director of UMT Services. Throughout his career, Greenlaw has directed the funding of more than $1.5 billion in residential development, finished lot and homebuilding loans and land banking transactions and over $168 million in equity investments through the United Development Funding family of funds.
“Hollis Greenlaw is a welcome addition to our Dallas Regional Board,” said Van Pardue, Texas State President, Community Trust Bank. “His leadership experience and insight as a market advisor strengthen our commitment to building support between Community Trust Bank and the communities we serve.”
Insights provided by the board assist Community Trust Bank in identifying business
and market trends in the highly competitive Dallas marketplace and across the region. Other members of Community Trust Bank’s Dallas Regional Board include Jeff Staubach of Jones, Lange and LaSalle real estate firm; Kirk McKinnon of Avatar Investments, Inc.; Kimberly Davison of Griffith Davison & Shurtleff, P.C.; Darren Woodson of ESPN; Barrett Kingsriter of Barrier Advisors Investment Banking Group; and Olivia Kearney community volunteer.
About Community Trust Bank
Community Trust Bank, a more than century-old, Louisiana-chartered bank, provides a wide range of traditional banking services with 35 banking centers throughout north Louisiana, north Texas and the Houston area, and north and central Mississippi. Community Trust Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Community Trust Financial Corporation, a financial holding company with assets over $3 billion. Community Trust Financial Corporation’s common stock is not exchange listed but is traded through individually negotiated transactions. To learn more, visit ctbonline.com.
