We are proud 
to announce Gregg Tewksbury has been elected to serve on the American Bankers Association Board of Directors. The official slate of officers and directors, including Tewksbury, were appointed to the board at the ABA’s annual meeting this week in Charlotte, NC.
The ABA Board of Directors offers strategic guidance to effectively advocate for America’s banks and their customers. The Board oversees the association’s priorities, including federal advocacy, risk and compliance resources, payments modernization, financial inclusion, and talent development. As a director, Tewksbury will collaborate with peers from across the country to address emerging risks and opportunities—ranging from cybersecurity and fraud prevention to housing finance, small-business lending, and innovation that preserves safety and soundness.
“We congratulate these volunteer banker leaders on their election to the ABA Board,” said Rob Nichols, ABA president and CEO. “Their voices will be central to shaping the advocacy priorities for America’s banks and helping to advance a policy environment that empowers financial institutions to innovate, compete and serve their customers. Together, we’ll work to strengthen our financial system and drive economic growth.”
“It is a privilege to be elected to serve on the ABA Board and to have the opportunity to represent banks of all sizes during such a dynamic time for our industry,” said Tewksbury. “I look forward to working with my peers across the country to help shape a strong, inclusive, and resilient banking future.”
About the American Bankers Association
The American Bankers Association is the voice of the nation’s $25 trillion banking industry, which is composed of small, regional and large banks that together employ approximately 2.1 million people, safeguard $19.7 trillion in deposits and extend $13.1 trillion in loans.