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Giles Named President and CEO of HTLF’s Bank of Blue Valley

June 28, 2021, 07:20 AM

Bank of Blue Valley, a subsidiary of Heartland Financial USA, Inc., which operates under the brand name HTLF, announced Brent Giles will become President and CEO effective July 1. Giles will also serve on the bank’s Board of Directors.

“We are fortunate and excited to have Brent Giles lead Bank of Blue Valley,” said Bob Regnier, Vice Chairman of the Board at Bank of Blue Valley. “Brent has over 30 years of banking experience helping commercial businesses succeed as well as serving as a key leader in the Kansas City market. As a local bank with local decision-making, helping drive growth and contributing to the vitality of our community is essential.”

Giles is an exceptional banking executive who brings more than 30 years of experience in commercial and consumer banking, strategic leadership, team building and delivering client satisfaction. He most recently was the President and CEO at Wisconsin Bank & Trust, another subsidiary of HTLF. Prior to this role, Giles held the positions of Chairman of the Board, President and CEO of Liberty Bancorp, Inc. and BankLiberty, both headquartered in Kansas City, MO. Giles holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Missouri.

“Bank of Blue Valley is a great bank with a tremendous story of growth and commitment to the community through the years,” Giles stated. “I am excited to help lead Bank of Blue Valley as we continue to build upon that story and help grow both the Kansas City community and Northeast Kansas communities that we serve.”

Wendy Reynolds, current President of Bank of Blue Valley, will become HTLF’s, new Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, which will also go into effect July 1. Reynolds brings a strong history of community service to this newly created role.

She was recently recognized as a Kansas City Business Journal Women Who Mean Business honoree for her work in the industry and community.







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