SmartBank Hires Market President For Mobile

SmartBank, which has branches across the Southeast, has announced the addition of Ryan New as the new market president for Mobile. New will be responsible for overseeing all market operations, fostering community relationships and driving growth strategies to better serve the financial needs of local individuals and businesses. He brings more than 20 years of extensive experience in the financial industry, having held executive positions in which he successfully led various initiatives that resulted in significant market growth and enhanced client engagement. In his new role, New will focus on enhancing client experiences, expanding the company’s presence in the region and implementing strategic initiatives to drive long-term success. New graduated from UMS-Wright Preparatory School in Mobile and holds a BSBA in accounting from Auburn University.

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