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Bryant Bank promotes Johnston to Huntsville city president

TUSCALOOSA — Veteran banker Mike Johnston has been promoted to Huntsville City President of Bryant Bank, the bank announced.

Johnston will oversee the bank’s Huntsville operations and strategic initiatives, according to a news release.

“Mike has been an instrumental part of Bryant Bank’s success since our inception in Huntsville,” says Ken Watson, Bryant Bank North Alabama market leader. “With 28 years of banking experience and a deep commitment to our community, Mike embodies the leadership and vision that have been critical to our growth.

“His expertise, particularly in relationship banking and strategic planning, makes him the ideal leader for our Huntsville team.”

Johnston has been with Bryant Bank for 18 years, playing a pivotal part in establishing and expanding the bank’s presence in the Huntsville market, the release said. Throughout his tenure, he has consistently demonstrated excellence in customer relationships, business development, and community leadership, the bank said in a news release.

A Madison County native, Johnston brings a blend of technical and financial expertise to the position. With a mechanical engineering degree and MBA from Auburn University, and completed the Graduate School of Banking at LSU in 2003, he represents a unique group of bankers who drive innovation in community banking.

“As Huntsville city president, I am excited to lead Bryant Bank’s commitment to one of Alabama’s most unique markets,” he said. “With Huntsville experiencing unprecedented growth as the fastest-growing area in Alabama, we have a remarkable opportunity to support the innovators, entrepreneurs, and families driving our community’s transformation.

“Bryant Bank has always been about more than just banking – we’re about fueling the economic potential of a community that’s reshaping Alabama’s future.”

Johnston is president-elect of the Huntsville Rotary Club and is involved with the North/Central Alabama Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) program, which is hosted annually in Huntsville.

Healso serves with Arc of Madison County, Northeast Alabama Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and as a trustee of Rivertree Church.

“Mike’s advancement to Huntsville City President reflects his exceptional performance and leadership at Bryant Bank,” said bank owner and Chairman Paul W. Bryant Jr. “his dedication to our customers in the Huntsville market has been extraordinary, and we are confident he’ll continue to drive our strategic vision for growth and community commitment in his expanded role.”

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