Relyance Bank in Pine Bluff has announced the following promotions: Zac Gober, Bank Secrecy Act officer, and Josh Phillips, trust officer.
Gober recently earned his certified transaction monitoring associate certification through the Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists.
Phillips previously served as credit analyst.
Gracie Erwin has been hired as portfolio manager assistant at Crews & Associates in Little Rock.
In this role, she will serve as administrative and operational support to the portfolio manager and financial advisers, onboard new client accounts, help with information requests, and help compile and deliver client communications and marketing materials.
Alyssa Skowron has been hired as senior private banker at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences branch of Arvest Bank in Little Rock.
Skowron will be responsible for managing a portfolio of Arvest’s private banking clients.
Bond.ai in Little Rock has hired Amit Dhongde as head of technology and Kent Llewelyn as chief technology officer.
Dhongde will help streamline processes and procedures for Bond.ai’s India team and improve the customer service experience for global customers.
Llewelyn will drive further innovation of Bond.ai’s Empathy Engine to meet the demands of modern banks and credit unions.
See more of this week’s Movers & Shakers, and submit your own announcement at ArkansasBusiness.com/Movers.
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