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BUSINESS NEWS: Robert Flowers is President of the Bank of Columbia By Linda Waggener linda@columbiamagazine.com Business changes downtown this year include the promotion of Robert W. Flowers who was elected to the position of President of the Bank of Columbia by the Board of Directors and its parent holding company, Columbia Bancschares, Inc. Flowers joined the Bank of Columbia in 1985 and since June, 1987, has served asits Chief Executive Officer. During his tenure, the bank has grown from $30 million inassets to $123 million. Flowers succeeds Mrs. Wanda Hill, who has served as President and Chairman of the Boardof the Bank of Columbia since 1987. Mrs. Hill will remain as Chairman of the Board ofthe bank and vice president of Columbia Bancshares Holding Company. He graduated first from Lindsey Wilson College and then from Western KentuckyUniversity, with a degree in accounting. He has attended the Kentucky Bank ManagementInstitute at WKU and Graduate Banking School at Louisiana State University. Robert andMikki Marshall Flowers have two children, Lynne Flowers Spencer of Bowling Green, andAnn Flowers attending Murray State University. Their grandchildren are Elizabeth andEmily Spencer in Bowling Green. Flowers' long list of accomplishments and service includes:
He can be reached at the Bank of Columbia downtown at 384-6433. This story was posted on 2005-12-15 06:02:21
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