Kentucky's First National Bank Executive, H. Lytle Thomas, now serves on the Board of Trustees at Thomas More University.
H. Lytle Thomas, a seasoned banking professional with extensive experience in financial management, has been appointed to the Thomas More University Board of Trustees.
Thomas' career in banking began at Fifth Third Bank in 1998, where he rose through the ranks to become a senior lender at the Northern Kentucky affiliate bank by 2000. His impressive trajectory continued as he served as president and CEO of Heritage Bank, leading the institution from assets of $257 million to over $1 billion.
Thomas' new role at Thomas More University is expected to be a strong asset, given his wealth of experience. He graduated from Transylvania University with a Bachelor of Arts in business management and later earned a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in marketing from Northern Kentucky University.
Thomas joined First National Bank of Kentucky as its president on June 1, 2020. His current involvements include serving on the Leadership Kentucky Finance Committee and the American Bankers Association Community Bankers Council. He also serves as treasurer on the board of Junior Achievement of OKI.
Outside of his professional life, Thomas is a family man. He resides in Ft. Wright with his wife, Stephanie, and they are the proud parents of two children. Thomas is also a dedicated volunteer for various nonprofit organisations in the region.
Tom Lueke, board chair of Thomas More University, expressed his excitement about Thomas joining the board. Thomas will serve on the Finance, Business & Capital Planning Committee at the university.
As of now, there is limited verifiable information available about Thomas' background, achievements, and community service specifically related to Thomas More University. Further research may be necessary to uncover more details about his role and impact at the institution. However, with Thomas' impressive banking and community involvement background, it is sure to be a significant addition to the university's board.
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