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First American National Bank

is in the Financial Services Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$11.8M

Private
US

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Working hand in hand with the communities throughout Northeast Mississippi, First American National Bank has become the cornerstone in community banking. Chartered in 1964, First American first opened its doors with the commitment "Promoting Community Growth". For over four decades it has lived up to that commitment. Quality, strength and integrity are the foundation of successful banking. By staying focused on the needs of each individual community and the financial services of its citizens, First American has provided its customers with stability and security without losing the personal, neighborly touch. With assets in excess of $210 million First American has eight locations in four adjoining counties. First American National Bank is truly the "people's bank". Stop by and let us show you why.

CEO

Number of Employees 67

Contact Information

51 First Amercian Dr

Iuka, Mississippi 38852

(662) 423-3656

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NAICS Code Commercial Banking: 522110

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First American National Bank Is Selling Trusteeships.(Originated from Nashville Banner, Tenn.)

- 1997-10-28

Oct. 28--Nashville-based First American National Bank is selling its corporate trust business to The Bank of New York, one of the nation's oldest banks, in a deal announced Monday. The sale involves the transfer of about 550 relationships representing nearly $5 billion in bond offerings for...

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Michael Webb	CEO
Deborah Bowling	Vice President
Lisa Phelps	Controller & Assistant Vice President
Rhonda Brown	Vice President
Terry Turner

Organization	Position	Status
First American National Bank	CEO	Current

Organization	Position	Status
First American National Bank	Vice President	Current

Organization	Position	Status
First American National Bank	Controller & Assistant Vice President	Current

Organization	Position	Status
First American National Bank	Vice President	Current

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