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Centennial Bank Hosts Lender Summit On Pensacola Beach

   September 11, 2014

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Centennial Bank is convening a Lender Summit for lenders, members of Executive Management and members of Home Bancshares Board of Directors at the Hilton Resort on Pensacola Beach today through Saturday, Sep. 13, 2014.

Over 200 bank employees will be attending the Summit. The goal of the event is to promote a common credit culture throughout Centennial Bank. The keynote speaker of the event will be John Allison, who is the Chairman of the Bank’s parent company, Home Bancshares.

Pensacola Beach was chosen as the location over SanDestin and Orlando, further supporting Centennial’s entry to the Pensacola market in March of 2013. Attendees from Arkansas, Alabama, Northwest Florida and other Centennial markets in Florida will convene for a series of meetings covering various credit-related topics. This will be the first event of this type that Centennial has held.

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