Erin Hassell / Sunday, September 22, 2024 / Categories: News VeraBank Welcomes Paul Gerling as Regional Chairman for Austin Market September 23, 2024 Henderson, TX – VeraBank is pleased to welcome Paul Gerling as Regional Chairman of its Austin Market. In this newly created role, Gerling will be responsible for leading the bank’s business in Travis, Bastrop, and Hays Counties. “The importance of Austin to our company today and into the future demands additional investment in leadership, human capital, and infrastructure,” said VeraBank President and CEO Brad Tidwell. “Paul is not only an experienced banker with a track record of business growth and success across multiple commercial bank disciplines, but he is also a quality leader of people and completely aligns with the VeraBank philosophy of customer service first.” A 34-year Austin banker, Gerling has been with Comerica Bank in Austin the last 22 years. He led their Technology Banking practice and subsequently served as Austin Market President and the leader for all Central Texas commercial banking activities. Gerling is a lifelong Austin resident and has both a BBA in Finance from the University of Texas and MBA from St. Edwards University. “It’s that winning combination of investing in the latest digital banking technology alongside a deep commitment to genuine human connection that makes VeraBank a perfect fit for banking Austin,” said Gerling. “I am thrilled to join the VeraBank team and could not be more excited about our future growth and expansion in Central Texas.” About VeraBank VeraBank is a privately owned community bank that serves 19 counties in East, Central and Southeast Texas with 550+ employees, a network of 39 conveniently located branches, $4.1 billion in assets, and trust assets under management of approximately $1.1 billion. Since 1930, VeraBank has remained committed to genuine banking, providing excellent personal service with the latest in banking technology. Visit us online at verabank.com. Member FDIC. Topics Previous Article Prevent Falling Victim to Email Wire Fraud Next Article Independent Bankers Association of Texas Recognizes Local Bank’s Innovation and Marketing Programs