CBA Overview
Mission
The mission of the CBA is to promote the preservation and continued development of locally, independently-owned community banks in Georgia and the philosophy of hometown banking through unified efforts of its membership and staff.
Rob Braswell, President & CEO
The Community Bankers Association of Georgia (CBA) was created in 1969 as a way to pool community bank resources for political representation. Today, the Association has approximately 160 community bank members who utilize four main areas of service: Education, Networking, Group Purchasing and Political Affairs.
CBA is committed to enhancing community banking in Georgia, and our staff is available to assist you in a variety of ways. We are the only organization in Georgia that represents the interests of community banks exclusively.
CBA is committed to enhancing community banking in Georgia, and our staff is available to assist you in a variety of ways. We are the only organization in Georgia that represents the interests of community banks exclusively.
Julian Hester
Former CEO Community Bankers Association of Georgia October 17, 1933 - September 4, 2001 Learn more about Julian - click here |
We are community banking.
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