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Touchmark Bancshares (TMAK) has appointed Robert E. ('Bobby') Krimmel as its new President, CEO, and director of Touchmark National Bank. Krimmel, who previously served as Chief Administrative Officer at First Farmers and Merchants Bank, succeeds Dr. J.J. Shah, who is retiring after seven years but will remain as Board Chairman.
During his tenure at First Farmers, Krimmel demonstrated strong performance metrics, including:
- Growing net income by 56%
- Maintaining 8% annual average core earnings per share growth
- Reducing operational efficiency by 5%
Krimmel brings extensive experience in banking operations, having managed key functions including accounting, treasury, IT, risk management, and regulatory compliance. He previously held senior positions at HeritageBank of the South and Green Bank. The new CEO aims to enhance the bank's presence in north Fulton County, focusing on small business banking in the Atlanta MSA region, which hosts over 600 technology companies.