Raleigh, NC. . .Gary L. Woodlief has been named vice president and senior commercial loan officer for North State Bank in Raleigh, announced Larry D. Barbour, president and CEO for North State.
Woodlief steps into this role from a similar position at CCB/National Commerce Bank, and with more than ten years of experience. Previous experience came through positions at Raleigh Federal/First Union, Triangle Bank, and Central Carolina Bank.
“We are pleased to add someone with Gary’s experience to our staff,” stated Barbour. “Customers will be pleased with the service he offers, and the bank will benefit as well.”
A graduate in finance from East Carolina University, Woodlief’s banking career has primarily been in the Wake Country/Triangle area. He currently volunteers in the Education First Program at Lockhart Elementary as well as with Communities in Schools. He also has served on the board of directors for the Knightdale Chamber and East Wake Alliance, and as an active participant with the Garner Chamber of Commerce. Gary and his wife, Robin, have two children, and live in Knightdale, NC.
North State Bank is a full-service community bank. It was founded in 2000, is headquartered in Raleigh, and currently serves Wake County with two offices, one in Raleigh and one in Garner. On October 16, the bank held a ground breaking ceremony for a new, expanded facility in Garner at 835 Highway 70E.
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