Texas Partners Bank

We are proud to announce Amanda McChesney as Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer at Texas Partners Bank. She brings extensive expertise to her new role, overseeing the bank's credit department, managing the loan portfolio, credit delivery, and asset quality monitoring, and continuing the bank's strong credit culture. With a focus on developing credit risk policies, strategies, and portfolio management, Amanda is dedicated to maintaining the bank's financial health and stability. Please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved promotion.

Join us in congratulating Adrian Brett on his promotion to Senior Vice President and Commercial Banking Relationship Manager. With over 20 years of expertise, Adrian is dedicated to building lasting relationships and delivering top-tier financial solutions. We are excited to see his continued impact, both within the bank and the community.

“I was looking for a program that could help me enhance my leadership skills, so that I could expand my capacity and my abilities to give back to my community.” Denise Garcia, Vice President, Business Banking Relationship Manager and nonprofit banking expert at Texas Partners Bank, shares how graduating from the Masters Leadership Program helped her earn a position to serve on the Autism Community Network board. Learn More:

Community Advocacy Through Nonprofit Partnership Denise Garcia, Vice President, Business Banking Relationship Manager, shares her gratitude for the transformative impact of community advocacy and nonprofit partnership.

"I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him." – Abraham Lincoln, American president.

Our financial centers will reopen on Friday, July 5th.

Honored to host an outstanding group of healthcare professionals at our State of Healthcare industry dinner. We connect purpose-driven leaders so that together, we can build ecosystems of impact. Thank you, Dr. Ray Callas (middle), president of the Texas Medical Association; Dr. John Shepherd (left), president of Bexar County Medical Society; and Jenny Shepherd (second left), president of Texas Medical Association Alliance, for your learning mindset and purposeful leadership in envisioning the future.

Welcome Michael Pressley to Texas Partners Bank who joins us this summer as a credit analyst intern. Michael is a senior at Texas A&M University and is actively involved in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Fun fact: Michael is also a talented musician who plays both the guitar and piano!

We are proud to announce that Mark Wenger is promoted to Senior Vice President, Director of Credit at Texas Partners Bank. Mark oversees the credit analysts’ team, serves as a voting member on the bank’s Officers' Loan Committee, and has exceptional analytical skills. Mark’s dedication to our growth and maintaining a strong credit culture is invaluable. Mark's graduation from the SW Graduate School of Banking in 2022 highlights his commitment to continued education and professional development. Join us in congratulating Mark Wenger on this well-deserved promotion.

Understanding your financial health is crucial to growing a successful contracting business. Work in Progress (WIP) reports aren't just accounting tools—they’re game changers for securing financing and ensuring accurate project management. Learn more: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/WIPReports.

Denise Garcia, Vice President, Business Banking Relationship Manager, shares her gratitude for the transformative impact of community advocacy and nonprofit partnership. Learn More:

Community Advocacy Through Nonprofit Partnership Denise Garcia, Vice President, Business Banking Relationship Manager, shares her gratitude for the transformative impact of community advocacy and nonprofit partnership.

We are thrilled to announce that Stephanie Lyles is promoted to Senior Vice President and Credit Executive at Texas Partners Bank. Stephanie oversees our San Antonio Portfolio Management team, serves as a voting member on the bank’s Officers' Loan Committee, and supports our strong credit culture by providing local credit decisions. Her leadership and dedication are invaluable to our team. In addition to her role with us, Stephanie serves on the board of the Risk Management Association-San Antonio chapter and the Risk Management Association-Texas chapter. Join us in congratulating Stephanie on this well-deserved promotion.

“There are still many causes worth sacrificing for, so much history yet to be made.” – Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States.

Our financial centers will reopen on Thursday, June 20th.

Are you curious about the role of banks as a partner for growth in rural communities? Tune into The Hill Country Podcast to hear Roy Thompson, Market President, Texas Hill Country, share his insights and expertise about economic development and the future of the Texas Hill Country. From career development to economic growth, he covers it all. Tune in now, wherever you get your podcasts: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/RoyThompsonPodcast.

Powering Economic Development in the Hill Country › Texas Partners Bank Roy Thompson, President and CEO of Texas Hill Country Bank, shares insights on rural banking growth and career development on The Hill Country Podcast.

Roy Thompson, Market President, Texas Hill Country, explores the future of rural banking and career opportunities in the Hill Country on the latest episode of The Hill Country Podcast. Hear his insights on the exciting economic developments gaining momentum, and how banking plays a pivotal role in the relationships that fuel this growth. Listen now: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/RoyThompsonPodcast.

In remembrance of those who served and sacrificed, we honor you this Memorial Day.

Our financial centers will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th.

“Everyone at Texas Partners Bank has a seat at the table, and it's through our collective uniqueness that we shape a culture of excellence and belonging. Our success isn't measured solely by financial metrics, but by the richness of our relationships and the positive impact we make on our community.” – Patti Wilson, Chief Human Resources Officer.

Learn more: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/ATapestryOfTalent.

With fraud and cybercrime attempts continually on the rise, make sure your business is protected with these security practices. Read the full article: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/ProtectYourBusinessFromFraud.

Concerned about RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) skimming? Dive into our latest blog post, where Charles Gruber, Chief Information Officer at Texas Partners Bank decodes the debate around RFID protective measures. Learn more: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/RFIDSecurity.

In celebration of 17 years in business, our team members with 15-year anniversaries reflect on their journey of growth, commitment, and partnership. Learn more: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/15YearAnniversary.

Jo Symons, owner of Hyo Silver, discusses how Texas Partners Bank in Bandera aligns with her small town, relationship-focused vision: https://www2.texaspartners.bank/HyoSilver.

A Jewel in the Cowboy Capital Jo Symons, owner of Hyo Silver, an authentic western jewelry boutique nestled in Bandera, discusses how Texas Partners Bank aligns with her small town, relationship-focused vision.

Our San Antonio team had the incredible opportunity to contribute to our community in a truly impactful way. We partnered with Junior Achievement to conduct a financial literacy class for local middle school students, a session to teach the essentials of personal budgeting. Derek Stahlman, a dedicated member of our team who is pictured below, exemplifies passion and commitment as he navigated students through the complexities of managing finances wisely.

Steve Villarreal, our Senior Vice President, and Business Banking Manager, also led the session, shared his thoughts: “Witnessing the realization dawn upon these students regarding the finite nature of resources and the necessity for prudent budgeting is truly remarkable.”

A big thank you to Junior Achievement for allowing us to participate in this amazing initiative and to all our team members who participated. Your efforts have sown seeds of financial wisdom in our community's young minds, and for that, we are incredibly proud.

In honor of , we’re sharing four essential tips to help guide your financial well-being and plan for the future.

“Our three values—integrity, service and ownership—really shape how we work. It’s not a workplace where you are trying to get an outcome at all costs.” Patti Wilson, Chief Human Resources Officer at Texas Partners Bank, shares the focus on relationships and growth that have helped shape a “Best Place to Work” environment.
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Cultivating Excellence › Texas Partners Bank The right opportunity to develop and grow in your career is waiting. View our open positions on our Texas Partners Bank website.

“It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.” – Theodore Roosevelt, American president.

Our financial centers will reopen on Tuesday, February 20th.

“Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?” - Martin Luther King, Jr. We honor the achievements of Martin Luther King, Jr. that continue to inspire generations of Americans.

Our financial centers will reopen on Tuesday, January 16th.

Our team will be your financial partner, the resource you collaborate with to grow your business and build your personal legacy. We are dedicated to working with you to provide the financial solutions tailored to meet your needs. Learn more and let's connect: https://www2.texashillcountrybank.com/PlantingALegacyBlog

Wishing you great success in the year to come!

Our financial centers will reopen on Tuesday, January 2nd.

Wishing you and your families and friends endless joy and merriment this holiday season.

Our financial centers will reopen on Tuesday, December 26th.

Happy Thanksgiving from your team at Texas Partners Bank.

Our financial centers will reopen on Friday, November 24th, and close early at 2:00 p.m.

We honor and thank all those who have served our country – today and every day.